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@alcw Based on your description your network configuration would have to be decided by you. The reason most guides/videos/tutorials only show how to install openwrt in a vm/lxc and not the network configuration side is because that's too many variables to account for between different...

@Dunuin is mostly correct. Assuming you know about trunk ports, what I have seen in proxmox (behavior wise) is that if the trunk port has a native vlan specified then the nics of whatever is connected to that trunk port (via its bridge) inherits that native vlan when no vlan is set. For...

Interesting. I have multiple lxc with that config and when doing ip a there are no inet6 results showing. I have also disabled ipv6 on the proxmox host as well with the same config and I have no inet6 results there. Seems you may have other issues that are forcing ipv6. I also remove any...

Add these 3 lines to the end of /etc/sysctl.conf in your container and reboot. net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1 net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=1 net.ipv6.conf.lo.disable_ipv6=1

Since it sounds like you want to keep using custom chains this is a resource I refer to every now and then when I need to remember some things. It acts as a reminder for me. Maybe it can get you going. https://sleeplessbeastie.eu/2018/06/21/how-to-create-iptables-firewall-using-custom-chains/

Try changing the input chain to drop, remove your mytrap, and then start poking holes in your input chain to allow the traffic you want in. Usually when you set the input chain to drop you want to start with loopback traffic allowed, conntrack traffic allowed, and whatever immediate network you...

Has anyone else had success adding devices to a running container using the lxc-device add command? I have tried both privileged and unprivileged containers and I cannot for the life of me get a running container to have a device added while running. Everything works when adding the device via...

I just got through an adventure of a (seemingly) simple task of passing through a usb serial device to an lxc. All my research pointed to the fact that I should have been able to (at least) passthrough the device to a running container in real time with the lxc-device add command...

If you don't pay for any support you shouldn't expect much on-demand support. It's not that nobody knows, it's that if it's free support from other people, and not the devs, it will come when that individual decides they want to help...not when you decide you want support. Get busy searching...

I'm not an expert by any means because I am always learning something new especially with proxmox. What I managed to achieve is a zfs storage pool on my proxmox host that is served to my LAN via a container that runs nfs, tftp, smb (primarily) and other services. All other vm/containers have...

I forgot to add: Inside the file: /etc/pve/nodes/nodeName/lxc/vmid.conf You also want to make sure you have the line: features: nesting=1 So you would be adding three items total to that file.

This will be a bit long and is mainly how to get the container started. User and group permissions will depend on your environment which I cannot anticipate for. This might not even be entirely correct or secure so use at your own risk. This is how I got it to work for me. Creating the...

@moxmox I have to dig up my notes. It's been working and not giving me issues so I haven't revisited it in some time other than to update whatever needs it. I will say off the top of my head that I had to create the apparmor profile needed for a privileged container to be able to use nfs...

Are you referring to this bandwidth? Port-channel2 is up, line protocol is up (connected) Hardware is EtherChannel, address is ---- (bia ----) Description: LAN_LACP MTU 1500 bytes, BW 4000000 Kbit/sec, DLY 10 usec, reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255 I am using linux...

Your Mileage May Vary = YMMV

Give it a shot. Like I said, ymmv. I used cts in proxmox6 not 7 so maybe it got better. I do prefer owrt especially with how easy it was (for me) to get my vpn server going. In owrt, install the vpn server requirements and configure and off and running. Dynamic dns takes care of the IP...

Ntp server never worked. It kept complaining that it has no permission to change the host time. It also just kept failing to start in general. Ntp server just worked in a vm. The firewall would have issues on startup and reboots. My ct required a script I wrote to check if the firewall is...

@fowr0yl That is along the lines of how I got my owrt ct to work in proxmox6. Nice to see it works in proxmox7 without the extra file edit. When I got mine to work, I added one nic first and it automatically showed up as a LAN. After I setup my LAN I shut down the ct, added the second nic...

I use openwrt in a vm as my main router. I use openwrt on a netgear wac510 as my wireless ap. I had to compile owrt myself (at the time) for the wac510 and that also was alot of trial and error. I can test bringing up another owrt ct on my proxmox7 without the file edit and see if that starts...

How are your owrt ct's failing. I reviewed my notes on how I got my ct to work but it required a file edit (setup.pm IIRC) and it would "break" during updates. That was on proxmox6 though and I am using a vm now on proxmox7.