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Hi, it seems that when i add a new allow rule under datacenter firewall, they are not applied until i reboot the pve. Is there a way to force apply on new ports i want to open up?

So, i opted to purchase/rent another IP. I added vmbr0 as WAN on the pfSense vm, and inputted the ip and gateway in the wan settings, but still no internet connectivity. Do i need to do something on prox host? I also got the info on Netmask: 255.255.255.192 Havent found a place to enter...

When i moved my vms from my home server to a rented one, i created a backup of each vm and transfered the back up files, and then used restore on each backup

Hi, i have finally got my network setup fine (according to fine me). I have a pfSense VM, and other VMs gets dhcp ip from it, so that work. in pfSense, the WAN is vmbr0 on proxmox, my only public ipv4 is on vmbr0. vmbr2 is lan. The problem here is i cannot make it so wan/vmbr3 can send over to...

I have a zfs mirrored 2x8TB disk and its selected as vm disks, but unfortanely for me, one of the other 2 drives proxmox created also had it, and now i cannot find the VM files so i can move it to the larger disks, i have tried to search for the 20 largest files in the system, but none of them...

I must had some temporary routing issues over internet when i tried, it worked an hour or so later.

specifically ifreload -a shows nothing, just goes back to a prompt again. But i figured it out, i need to add that vmbr to a vm, then it automatically became up, even with the vm off.

I just added this to the interfaces file and it shows state DOWN in ip a auto vmbr2 iface vmbr2 inet static address 10.10.10.254 netmask 255.255.255.0 bridge_ports none bridge_stp off bridge_fd 0 How come this vmbr2 cannot get the state up with this...

Hi, i just reinstalled my server (and got rid of prox over debian v5 pve) Now i have the real 7.1 installed, but now when i try activate the licence i get timeout after a few seconds.

hmm. I THINK i have narrowed down my problem. the vmbr0 shows as "state down" in ip addr. but ifup vmbr0 does not bring it up without any errors..

The guide i followed, showed this, i did this on a new zpool tho, but it worked wounderfull and no problems, and now my disks are mounted by uuid. It is really this easy.

All VM's has "Firewall: No". and the host has the pve-firewall stop, so there cannot/should not be a firewall. I dont know what else i can provide because i cannot find any reason for this and have no clue where to start. Im not sure how quickly "post-up" in /etc/network/interfaces runs, but...

Any other ideas what to check to see why after like a minute of the server reboot, all internet works for VM's, but after this minute, something is applied and all internet for all the VM's stops working?

The communication stopped before i added 3 inbound rules to open ports for the VM's, but even if i remove all the rules, it still doesnt work. I just ran "pve-firewall stop" in the console, still no internet available for the VM's I can ping the VM's from the console tho. And ping the host from...

Hmm. when i reboot the whole server and quickly console to the guest, the internet works for a short time, then proxmox applies something and then the internet stops working on the guests.. And i cannot figure out what. I have followed the wiki guide for the nat-thing

Now a wierd thing. From the guests, i can internet and go on internet. But i cannot ping the host, and i cannot ping the guests from the host. Thus i cannot port forward to the guests, because "No route to host" error.

I figured. added a static ipv4 and it worked with cloudflares dns servers. :D Now to try to get ipv6 working too.

I have a similar setup, but the VM's does not get an ipv4. That link seems to be similar to https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration which i have followed several times. I have restarted the pve network service between, and then forced the vm client with dhclient -r Or si my problem...

On my server i have eno0 that has the public ip assigned to the server. This is the interface content for the vmbr0 auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 10.10.10.0/24 bridge-ports none bridge-stp off bridge-fd 0 post-up echo 1 >...

In a windows vm? Saw a text somewhere when i read, that it only supports 1 disk.