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can you share your proxmox host network config (etc/network/interfaces) also what driver is being used (lspci -v | grep Ethernet)

I think if the 10Gb NIC is on the same subnet as your 1Gb NIC and the gateway for that subnet is set on the 1Gb NIC then I think I've seen this behaviour before.

It is possible to specify the amount of disk space to use during the install, by default the installer will use 25% of your disk which is overkill for a 1TB drive, so you can specify e.g root=32GB, leaving much more space for VM's later on. That system supports two internal drives so I'd...

Sounds similar to this issue https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/black-screen-on-proxmox-7-2-install.111090/

A lot of people run a setup very much along the same lines. The major decision is if you run your SMB shares and storage natively or under TrueNAS. If you want to run TrueNAS then you do really want to give TrueNAS direct access to the drives and this usually means you need two storage...

Does Proxmox boot after the install - i.e do you see a lot of text appearing on the screen followed by a "Welcome to Proxmox Virtual Environment" message?

lspci -vvn -s 0n:00.n | grep Serial should display the mac address of the adapter(s) so you should then be able to cross reference from there

You can't mount external shares inside an 'unprivileged' container, you can mount them inside a 'privileged' container but this is less secure and not recommended. Your options are a) mount the shares on the proxmox host and then use bind-mounts to bring them into the plex container. Does...

If you create a 'virtual network' for your vm's inside proxmox - they will be able to communicate with each other easily and without needing VLAN's. The trick is then allowing the VM's to reach the internet without reaching elsewhere and using VLAN's alone would not achieve this in any case. If...

I would look out for solarlflare cards, not sure of all the model variations but they can be purchased quite cheaply in uk e.g...

I would try creating vlan interface in pfSense for vlan-100 and assign this to WAN traffic

I'm not sure I see what you gain by having the Proxmox management on a dedicated NIC especially when you could make life easier for yourself when it comes to running pfSense on the system. It is possible to run on pfSense on a single NIC but you do then need a VLAN capable switch and you need to...

mp0 shouldn't be in fstab?

there is plenty of guidance on the web concerning this topic but basically you would need to add an entry to the fstab file on the host to mount the drive at boot time. If the container is configured to auto-start you may need to add a delay to make sure the filesytem has time to mount beforehand

So is your intended scheme WAN<->OpenWRT<->pfSense<->Proxmox + VM's Where does your physical LAN devices fit in this setup? And do your wireless devices need to access the LAN and VM's?

you can create vlan specific bridges and interfaces or you can just use vlan-aware bridges and use those to allocate vm's and containers to specific vlans.

You should consider the use of a vpn to link the two offices together, if I understand your current setup as described *anyone* with your public IP can connect to your proxmox host and from there, potentially, to your entire LAN Normally, you would use an IPSec VPN link to connect two remote...

Sorry meant iptables rules You will have to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file Then restart networking

Looks like you've done a lot of work and thanks for sharing this with the community.

So have you amended all your network settings ? is vmbr0 now on 10.20.30.1? did you update the itables rules from 10.1.1.0 to 10.20.30.0? if you do a traceroute from VM to 1.1.1.1 does it follow the expected path?