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Hm, by default firewall should be disabled. Can you run a small port scan of the Proxmox VE host to see what that results in? Should be doable with nmap -Pn <IP OF PVE HOST> from the host you are trying to connect from.

Are you sure there is no firewall in between you and the Proxmox VE host that blocks access to port 8006 from your VPN subnet? If you enabled the host firewall for your Proxmox VE host, you should also make sure that it accepts your connection on port 8006.

You currently can't use groups yet. This is a mistake in the documentation. However, there is already an open request for this feature [1]. Ah, yeah that should be cleaned up, sorry for that. [1]: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6883

Alright, that means for the settings you are providing your AD realm expects some kind of authentication: Can you tell me the differences between your PVE and PDM AD realm exactly? Yes, currently a bind-dn is only supported in combination with a bind password. Are you using a bind-dn in...

Are you triggering that error by editing the realm through the UI? Please don't edit the realm through the UI. Instead, add the realm as intended to the file /etc/proxmox-datacenter-manager/access/domains.cfg. Then use the “Sync” Button in the UI under Configuration > Access Control > Realms. A...

Yes, due to naming conventions base_dn is used in our Rust code base, but the configuration expects base-dn. I understand this is confusing, though. In the configuration you should use base-dn. Yes, every time you try to update something, PDM will try to use the new configuration to query the...

The PDM (and PBS) implementations of our AD realm support try to guess the base-dn parameter from the default naming context that your AD realm uses. If this doesn't match the actual base-dn you want to use this won't work. For now, you should be able to add the realm manually by adding the...

Interesting that the error here is about missing authentication, are you sure that both address the same AD realm from the same network?

The license as with most of our products is AGPL so you can use PDM by yourself free of cost as you see fit. If you want to have proper enterprise subscription support and access to the Proxmox Datacenter Manager enterprise repository, at least 80% of all connected remotes need to have an...

The patch was applied in the meantime, so the fix will be implemented in the next version of pve-yew-mobile-gui ^^

Glad to hear it!

Can you make sure that the caches are empty, to reload the page, and that no realm is set as default realm and try again? This should work in that case. For the default realm bug, I have already sent a patch here [1]. So this will be fixed soon too. [1]...

Oh also, did you set a default realm per chance? Seems there might be a bug there, and we don't support default realms in PVE fully yet.

Can you try to empty all caches as well? It might be that your browser is caching the relevant WASM binary, essentially keeping you on a version pre-update. Removing the cookies alone is not enough.

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Postgres containers need the password set via an environment variable if I remember correctly. If the password cannot be found they'll print a warning and then shut themselves off. Sadly we currently have no proper way of capturing that warning so it looks like nothing is happening to you. Try...

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You can use the Proxmox Offline Mirror [1] to provide an offline repository for your host. Then you can set up Ceph as you usually would via the GUI or the pveceph command by selecting the manual repository. [1]: https://pom.proxmox.com/

Given that Proxmox VE 9.1 provides support for OCI images as application containers, you can now run Docker containers through Proxmox VE directly. They get more or less “translated” to LXC containers. This feature is still a tech preview, though.

The currently planned feature set is available in the roadmap [1]. It is subject to change. If you find something missing, you can open a feature request over in our Bugzilla [2]. [1]: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_Datacenter_Manager_Roadmap [2]: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/