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Have you tried this? https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/OVH#IPv4

Might seem like a silly question, but is the container's network interface attached to vmbr0 or vmbr1? OVH's Proxmox template creates a second bridge device (vmbr1), but that isn't connected to any physical interface. Your container should be attached to vmbr0, and not vmbr1. Also, if you can...

Yep, you definitely need to add a virtual MAC for that IP. Make sure whatever MAC it generates for you is the one you use as the container's MAC address as well. I usually go with the vmware option, but it makes no difference if you pick the other. And yes, the name can be anything.

OVH requires you use their supplied virtual MAC address for every failover IP you use. Make sure the containers have the correct MAC address and IP combo that was assigned to them. You should be able to access that info from the OVH control panel.

Hello, I have a fairly fresh Proxmox install on an OVH server. Fairly fresh being that I've only installed a couple of VMs and CTs, but I haven't touched the node's software at all. Everything should be in its stock state and updated state. The problem is that the CPU and RAM usage stats show...