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    Help with management vlan

    I have setup my management on vlan5 and eno1 port with the code below. The problem is, other vlans seem to be going through this as well. For instance, I am able to get vlan 20 to get an ip in the 20 subnet even if I use vmbr0. How can I restrict this to only vlan 5 ? iface eno1.5 inet manual...
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    Help with dhcp vm setup

    I am looking to install a pair of kea-dhcp servers ( in ha mode ) on proxmox ubuntu virtual machines. I am getting myself confused about how the vms for the dhcp servers are assigned ip addresses during boot - since the dhcp server itself gives out the ip addresses. I suspect this is a noob...
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    Storage redundancy for proxmox

    I have a rather rudimentary question but can't figure out. Storage for my proxmox vms and efi disks are stored on my single synology server. The vms themselves are on an ssd drive on the proxmox server. However, every time there is a hiccup with my synology box, all the vms are not bootable or...
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    2008 Mac Pro

    @LnxBil, What is the current situation with this? I also have a 2008 MacPro I'd like to use as a proxmox server. I want to wipe all the disks clean and just install proxmox 7 - no macos. UEFI and redundant ZFS is available now, right? So it worth the effort? What do I need to look out for?
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    so if I wanted to make the shared folder on the Synology globally available to containers and VMs on the proxmox host , how will I do that , instead of mounting it directly into the individual vm like you showed me above ? I know how to set it up via datacenter -> storage. Where I get lost is...
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    Not sure what you mean by "storage that is already existing". What if I wanted to make the storage on my synology NAS available to the proxmox host globally ( i.e available to all containers and VMs). Do I need to mount each one directly individually? Isnt that what the storage function is for?
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    @ph0x - Must thank you for helping with this. Got it to work! I setup an nfs share on the synology ( which was using v4.1), then used your code above with slight modification. How will this work if I used the iSCSI target ? I am able to set the LUN/target on the synology but how is it...
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    I am sorry but this is still above my head. My basic question is - how do I attach storage to my VM for storing content like movies , files etc? I have a synology NAS where I can setup an ISCSI target or an NFS share ( means I dont need an nfs server, right?). But not sure what to do after...
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    Clear as mud - so to allocate space for data storage to a VM using a zfs pool, setup the zfspool ( I have the pool called "databank", then a zfs partion called "local-zfs-databank") create an nfs share on top of "local-zfs-databank "? or do i setup an nfs server? I will appreciate a bit more...
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    How to add zfs data disk to vm

    I am sure this has been asked quite a bit, but I dont quite understand it. I have a zfs pool setup on a disk I intended to use as a data storage disk for my containers and vms. ( not for images or backups ). On a container, I am able to use a bind mount. How is this done on a VM? I just...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    Thank you for your help. Much appreciated.
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    @Ramalama Managed to get it working with this . auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eno1 inet manual auto eno5 iface eno5 inet manual auto eno6 iface eno6 inet manual auto eno7 iface eno7 inet manual auto eno3 iface eno3 inet manual auto eno4 iface eno4 inet manual auto eno2 iface...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    what about the rest not working now after the reboot? They all look like the network device screen above but with different vlan tags and mac addresses. Seems the bond or bridge is not working.
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    @Ramalama - interesting. I rebooted the proxmox server and it seems none of the others are getting an ip address as well.
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    @Ramalama - Thanks for the detailed write up. it cleared a lot of things for me. I got it all working with your new code, with one exception - a VM on the native vlan 1 is not able to get an ip address from the new bond and vmbr0 bridge. I have 3 other vlans, and I am able to assign them to...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    @Ramalama I managed to get it to work with the setup below. Its been working great for awhile now. I am now trying to change things around again. I'd like to setup an LACP aggregation using eno7 and eno8 ( 2 sftp+ ports ). Then, move the vlan setup from eno5 to the new bonded LACP ports...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    not really - still not working. I tried the code block above alone then also added the block below before the vmbro block in a second attempt. Still didn't work. auto eno1.1100 iface eno1.100 inet static address 10.10.100.20/24 gateway 10.10.100.1 vlan-raw-device eno1
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    @Ramalama - So I have changed this around abit to simplify things and potential correct any configurations. I now have : proxmox management/gui on 10.10.100.20 with gateway @10.10.100.1. This is the same vlan as my network mamagement vlan ( 1100). At least I can log in etc. I now want to...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    I think I certainly have something misconfigured. Instead of trying to troublehsoot it, lets blow it all up and start fresh? The goal is to put the proxmox management gui on the pfsense management vlan ( is that best practice? ), then allow for all lxc containers to be vlan aware - so I can...
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    Changing proxmox management ip

    Hello - this didnt work. But I noticed that the proxmox hostname is set to the current bridge ip.( 172.20.2.3). Does this change it?I can try again.perhaps something I missed.