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They can. From the linked docs: "Newly generated API tokens don't have any permissions." And a fragment above: "API tokens serve two purposes: [...] 2. Limit permissions for each client/token within the users' permission" Thanks to this, the user is able to give precise (not only maximal)...

Maybe the last tip from my post is useful in this situation: you can use -CApath or -CAfile to specify the CA.

I don't remember the details how I did that :). BTW, make sure you don't give excessive permissions to the user. The following roles should be enough: /datastore/{store} DatastoreAudit Propagate: yes /datastore/{store}/{ns} DatastoreBackup Propagate: yes

Hi. In the https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/user-management.html#objects-and-paths I read: "Access permissions are assigned to objects, such as a datastore, namespace or some system resources. [...] /datastore/{store}/{ns}Access to a specific namespace on a specific datastore " Doesn't it work...

Please make sure you have connected this eth interface of Windows which has a static IP address 192.168.4.x. Still can't ping PVE from Windows and vice-versa? No firewall in PVE nor in Windows?

Welcome, giraffe... At https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/user-management.html#api-tokens there is such a fragment: "The API token is passed from the client to the server by setting the Authorization HTTP header with method PBSAPIToken to the value TOKENID:TOKENSECRET ." So maybe your "export...

I'm wondering how ;-) (*) this user managed to prepare and post 6 not so short messages in just 8 minute timeframe, just in 8 minutes since joining the Forum. (*) The most likely answer: AI.

"It sounds"... a very artificial language. It sounds large language model language. It sounds AI :-(.

I don't remember: has your PVE a static address, or from DHCP? If it had it from DHCP, then at the moment it can't get it of course. You must set its address manually. And to be sure: do the LEDs in network cards light up / blink? Edit: yes, in the second screenshot we can see static. But what...

It could be better readable (and not displaying smileys) if you used CODE tags (these < / > from the menu above) - I'm writing it for future postings:). I think I haven't run across fragments like Microsoft certificate template: 0,.$+.....7....Y...e......-..2.....O......d... in...

Hi, what do you get if you issue the command openssl x509 -in proxmox01.pem -noout -text

TF is a line interface command. If you don't like CLI, tuning can also be done in the GUI after double-clicking "Tuning Options".

PBS GUI -> Datastore -> nameofthestore -> Prune & GC Jobs -> Garbage Collect Jobs -> Run now

Subjective - yes. Still, XO GUI was one of the reasons I stopped considering using XCP-ng :-(.

Is MTU the same in the full network path?

It should work very similar. You're trying in the "console" of the VM (in the web GUI), right? If there was no effect after "e", maybe there was no "focus" on the console window or maybe the boot was quicker than yours hitting "e". Anyway, if you don't manage to use boot of the VM itself, you...

What do you mean by "that didn't work"? :) I'm asking because this is a very general, imprecise statement. It's too difficult to help unless you write what exactly have happened then. Rebuilding should not be necessary. Now it's more understood. I asked because you wrote "via this guide"...

Welcome, circuitcat! To let us being able to help you, we need a detailed description of steps that you have done so far. Also, a quotation of the commands and their outputs.

Hi. See for instance https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/fabu-no-network-connectivity-after-installation-or-after-switching-the-router-can-not-load-the-web-gui-in-a-browser.160091/

+1 And this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/units-of-measure-on-network-traffic-graph.170161/ and quoting myself: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/units-of-measure-on-network-traffic-graph.170161/post-802825