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I have installed a VM on a proxmox server and configured SPICE protocol. I want to know how much Video RAM is allocated to a VM

Yes

Please post the rules, this is just an IPSET, is it used or not used , it is not clear

You have to do the following 1. Create user in pve-authentication Server 2. Go to roles and permission for a VM and assign User with appropriate permission

use either pve authentication server or create account in proxmox in shell for pam authentication. PAM authentication is per node basis whereas PVE Authentication is cluster based

Standard behaviour in firewalls is updation automatically with refernces to usage of aliases not what is implemented in proxmox

No it is not enabled, otherwise lscpu would show 2 threads per core instead of 1

It is showing only 6 cores in hardware? And hyperthreading is disabled I guess as thread per core is showing 1. Check your bios whether you disabled hyperthreading

Also pls share output of lscpu command also

Pls share output of following command qm config <vmid>

Hi, Is there any mechanism built in proxmox that allows new disks to be added into ceph pool automatically. I know I can go to ceph config menu and create OSD is possible. Just wondering if any orchestration possible to do that automatically

I have created an alias with a name Mgmt with IP 192.168.10.100 at Datacenter Level I created a policy at VM level using that alias and policy has worked fine Now later I thought of changing name of alias from Mgmt to Management at Datacenter Policy at VM level is not changed. I believe it...

if you have ceph, you can use mirroring

Anyhow I could circumvent this with addition of new rules. I hope they streamline it in future release. Like I very much miss creating my own macro ie grouping of tcp/udp ports for custom applications

Seems like a flawed design, by default firewall should allow either implicit deny or accept and if we have set the property as reject for in/out traffic then except the policies required for internal working of Proxmox, rest all should work proxmox documentation says Datacenter...

There is no changes required inside a VM. Just add a audio device in VM settings with appropriate option

Yaa thats what i did, but issue is that it is allowing outgoing ssh as well. Incoming ssh is allowed that they have written in documentation as well SO here bug is entirely different from what they have mentioned

Yes ceph must be used with minimum 3 and preferred 5 nodes

[OPTIONS] policy_out: REJECT enable: 1 policy_in: REJECT OUT SSH(ACCEPT) -source +hypervisor -dest +hypervisor -log info # SSH IN SSH(ACCEPT) -source +hypervisor -dest +hypervisor -log info # SSH According to this rule, ssh must only be allowed from source hypervisor to hypervisor set of...

please share output of the following ceph -s ceph df ceph osd tree