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Oh man! First the special file structure so it would detect ISOs, images, etc and now this. Proxmox is really not scoring any points today. Anyway, at least I can get out before getting in (migrating VMs). I'll check back in a year, though… 3 years I think I read how old this was? I'll check...

Thanks for the tip. The last time I tried Proxmox, I overlooked this, and I had not enough time to troubleshoot (not research; I had read the docs before starting) so I had to just bail. I understood from the site and the docs that the transition from another platform would be seamless...

:O That's all the answer I needed. Thanks! I know now to change my approach. I guess I never cared to pay attention past the chapter of storage and storage types on that same document, because though most of the examples of storage types are self-explanatory, some aren't or are ambiguous and...

I'm trying to browse my storage from Proxmox VE but nothing shows. First I added my install image NFS share, it added it successfully, read its capacity and free space, appearing it went fine, but there was nothing in it. Nor entries were displayed when I tried to create a VM to test if it was...

So, if I had already changed/flashed the P410i operating mode (I did this through Unraid), would I still need to install Debian first? Does the standard Proxmox recognizes out of the box the controller once it's been flashed?

Never mind, I found exactly what I was referring to in the documentation. I think that kills the chances of direct interface balancing by a bridge. Hopefully not. Thanks anyway. :)

I'm trying out Proxmox VE on a couple of hosts to learn about it (and maybe switch from vSphere). In the network setup there's the vmbr interface as expected — I skimmed the docs beforehand — where the address I gave on the setup is set. In it's properties, the "VLAN aware" checkbox suggests...

That is… uh… I feel so stupid. I guess it never occurred to me that the domain name for the cert could not not match the gateway's hostname even though in hindsight it was exactly what I was asking for (so stupid x2) As for the wildcards, I'm not surprised this is a Microsoft-exclusive...

When the request is made, how do I list a second (and third, and so on) domain in it? There's only a single field. Do I use commas? semicolons? spaces? (,/;/ ) I'm already using dns-01, it's kind of a must because of the reverse proxy, I only would like to know which is the right separator...