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UPDATE I FIXED IT FINALLY. It was the Windows' Firewall.

This is strange. I restarted all my devices this morning, I tried it again, and it turned out that I can now open a Remote Desktop session from my external PC to my Windows VM in Proxmox in VLAN10, but I still can't ping it!

Ok I think I got it right ...for the most part at least. In order to make it as simple as possible, I decided to create two VLANs only I set up VLANs in pfSense first: then I tagged a VM's network device (My Windows VM in Proxmox in this case): For VLAN10, I set 192.168.10.0/24 as its...

ok According to my goal, as for pfSense only, do I need to delete LAN interface and add only VLAN interfaces? Please see image four. Thanks

I dont' think I have understood option 2..anyway I'll most likely go for option 1, but I need to make sure that I got it right. So, when I enable "VLAN aware" on the virtual bridge (vmbr1) it would be as if I had set up a trunk port for my VLANS? Correct? Are you talking about the PHYSICAL...

Hi, For the time being, I've installed pfSense in Proxmox as a VM. Here is the diagram: On NIC1 is my WAN connected to my ISP router in, say, DMZ Here is my Proxmox network setup: In pfSense the two virtual switch are seen this way: Basically the LAN above with IP 192.168.5.1 manages...

I'm not sure what you mean with current state. Did I save the "NOW" configuration? In that case it would be ok since I saved the "after unbound" configuration before removing it. Thanks again

I did a backup of the "after_unbound" snapshot and put the file elsewhere, so I think I saved the last configuration this way. I think that I'll remove the more recent snapshot as you says. Anyway It would have been much easier getting back "on the fly" to a previous snapshot. I didn't know...

it is probably my fault because it is likely that I haven't yet understood how the rollback in Proxmox works. I tried to rollback to a previous snapshot of a LXT (before_unbound): But after I ran it I got this error message: So, how can I possibly get back to a previous configuration I...

Same VM (pfsense) running at the startup before and after I upgraded to V7

Ok, but I didn't make any changes to my configuration and VMs, nor added new VMS. I haven't understood why there wasn't any TAP device in the list before I upgraded to Proxmox 7. Thanks

Hi, I upgraded to Proxmox 7 and averything seems to be ok. Anyway, I ran the ip -c link command and I now see to new network items in the list: .... tap102i0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,PROMISC,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 tap102i1: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,PROMISC,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 They both have their...

Could it be a problem with the VM backup itself?

Hi, I had a problem with my zfspool, and had to replace a disk. I took that chance to turn my 3-disks zfspool from RAIDZ into "mirror" with only two disks (it's a just little home lab I use to practise). it seems that everything went well, and I started restoring my VMs from my backups. The...

So, I should destroy and recreate my VMs and it added disks if I want to change the volblocksize? Thanks

It is set on 8K. But I read on the excel sheet that it wouldn't make any difference with a zfs pool made of 3 disks . By the way, what is the difference between the "RAIDZ1 PARITY COST, PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL STORAGE" sheet and "RAIDZ1 PARITY COST" sheet? I think I got it now, thanks Last thing...

Yes, I created my pool wirh ashift of 12. I need now to learn how to set volblocksize Yes, I could add virtual disks in the hardware setup and save my Vm and its Virtual disks together. However I'm trying to figure out if there is really a difference between the two methods I mentioned above...

Thank you for the file. My pool is raidz1 with 3 500GB-size disks. So, I need to know the best volblocksize before creating a virtual drive, because otherwise I'd risk to waste space. Correct? Could you help me figure out the best disk size setup to get the most out of my 250GB dataset...

Hi, I created a ZFS pool, set one dataset for my VM to run, then I created a new dataset to put in it some data and set for it a quotas too. So, I restored my VMs in lukepool/vmstorage. So far so good. Next, I wanted to create a disk for my linux VM machine SO, first datacenter->add:zfs. I...

I created a ZFS pool, set one dataset for my VM to run, then I created a new dataset to put in it some data for my LAN to share and set for it a quotas. So, I restored my VMs in lukepool/vmstorage (see below). So far so good. Next, I wanted to create a space where I can put my data to share...