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Hia all, I have a VM with the host CPU setting enabled and inside that VM I'm running VirtualBox and VMwarePlayer with VMs that use bridged networking. This is for testing Ansible configurations under different virtualisation environments. Both the guest OS and the guest-guest OS (if you get my...

Ok thanks once again :) MUCH appreciated...

Hi Fabian, many thanks for the info. I take it the config SQL database will simply update itself on finding deleted config files...

Hello all, I wish to duplicate a working PVE node onto another machine but without copying the VMs across. Some points: VM storage is done using lvmthin. PCE version 6.3-3. Quite some tweaking and work has gone on on the node to meet my requirements, nothing outlandish but not a case of simply...

From doing systemd-analyse and systemctl list-unit-files I came up with the following script for disabling and and enabling Proxmox services and related daemons. In order to start stuff up again you need to reboot, to make sure you get a clean boot in the right order. Your mileage may vary but I...

On my proxmox single server setup I have the following network setup: vmbr0: Bridge onto the main network. This as a video renderer VM (media) and a desktop VM (pluto) connected to it. vmbr1: NAT, using the PVE host to do the DNS/DHCP by using dnsmasq and NATting via IPTables and forwarding...

Try also granting the sys.audit permission. They'll seemingly get access to all the settings but will get permission denied when they try to change them. However they will be able to reboot and shutdown a node.

Hi Alwin, That's exactly what I was looking for, thank you :-). As for NTP the DHCP server is giving the correct details but for some reason it's choosing the parent NTP server on my core network, so it's neither using the default nor what DHCP is giving it. Anyway for that I'll investigate...

Hi all, I'm new to proxmox (great system BTW :)). I've set this up for my home lab. All seems to be working fine and I have a working private NAT network that I've set up. In line with the instructions online I set up a dedicated container to provide DHCP, but this has also been configured...