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Just set the gateway on your windows VM to 10.1.1.1 and that should give your windows VM internet access

You can pass the disk through to the Ubuntu VM, then install samba on the VM and create shares which you can then map on the Windows VM

You need to change repositories to no-subscription

Are you planning to re-use your existing HDD (from Synology) in Proxmox? If yes, then you will need to virtualise Synology on proxmox and pass through the disks if you want to retain your existing data without doing a backup and restore operation

If I understand your problem, you cannot reach your proxmox host (MGMT LAN) from your client (LAN1) via a VM running pfSense where LAN=LAN1 and WAN=MGMT LAN? Further you can reach your MGMT LAN Gateway and MGMT LAN switch from your client (LAN1)? what does traceroute tell you? on client...

Select your host in the left menu, select disks -> LVM or LVM-Thin then create Thinpool or create Volume Group

If you wish to run TrueNas then you will probably be looking at passing through the SAS Controller and Drives to the TrueNAS VM. This means your bulk storage is then not directly available to promox and your other VM's / Containers. There are other ways of running TrueNAS under proxmox but they...

by default, pfsense blocks private networks (e.g 192.168.0.29) on the WAN interface

When you create a VM you will normally create a Virtual disk as part of the process. If you're using ZFS as storage, then a ZVOL will be created on ZFS as this virtual disk. So the VM is not aware of ZFS in any way - it just 'sees' a hard drive which it will format and store data in the normal...

I'm not sure the M5015 is really compatible with ZFS? AKAIK, it-mode is not an option with these cards, so are you using JBOD mode? Or is everything running off the motherboard sata controllers? There's a good discussion of zfs caching and options here...

You could alway try to install plain Debian and then install the Proxmox packages e.g https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster

Just a thought - could you just add the 500GB drive and migrate your VM's onto it?

you can host multiple websites behind a single IP via the use of a reverse proxy such as nginx. However, other protocols such as SSH don't have header information containing a hostname that could be used to direct incoming traffic. The only way that I know of that would allow ssh access to...

You should have no problem hosting a webserver or email server behind pfSense There are a lot of you tube videos and tutorials online that should help you decide if it would be a good fit for your use case

The simplest way and what I would do is install a 5th VM with pfSense or OpnSense router/firewall installed. You then put all your public IP's on pfSense with NAT rules that divert the public IP (e.g 11.22.33.163) to the desired VM (e.g 192.168.6.2) - see below This also gives you the...

Looks like this is a kernel bug https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=213377 there might also be some relevant info here https://serverfault.com/questions/616485/e1000e-reset-adapter-unexpectedly-detected-hardware-unit-hang#616623

It might be useful to know what make/model of nic is installed on the host and what host driver is installed... is it actually an Intel E1000e? lspci | grep 'Ethernet' Would be interesting to know if a link between the host and a client laptop/desktop (i.e delete vmbr0 and put an IP directly...

You should be able to download a compatible ROM file from here https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=AMD&manufacturer=&model=RX+470&interface=&memType=&memSize=&since=

first question does zfs list | grep nvme-pool show a dataset for the 205 vm? do you have any snapshots on that pool you could rollback to? second, why are you using zfs with single devices? wouldn't you be better using lvm-thin?

vmbr0v30 is not linked to eno1.30 but otherwise, that looks OK