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Search hasn't produced any applicable results so.. About the closest thing I've found involves using vmctl but that isn't a valid command on my host (8.3.2). So how can I start and stop (or simply reboot) a Guest from the Host's command line?

I can't find it in the usual place (/var/log/syslog) Help

I assume VNC somehow but I can't seem to get it to work. (Don't want to use Windows Remote Desktop)

How can I change the email address that the host sends email to?

I am running Proxmox on a private network without internet access. As such, how do I define the email server (which resides on another server on the network) and how to change the actual email address PVE sends to?

Where can I find the filesystem for a guest, from the host?

Where can I find it for the host? I can't seem to locate it in the "usual places" (/var/log). I'm trying to track down a possible failed cronjob but I don't know if it failed because I can't find a log!

Forum search doesn't give any results about this. Is there a way to change the ID of a VM? For example, VM 102 change to 100 (100 is not currently being used)

Lenovo M93 Tiny Intel i5-4570T Proxmox 8.0.4 I was hoping to be able to pass through the HD audio hardware to a guest running Debian 10 so it can send audio files from the guest to the host's speaker. I have no need for hardware sound anywhere but the Debian guest so this seemed like a way to...

Do I need to do anything special to access a USB device from the host? lsusb shows it but I can't seem to access it from a program running on the host Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub Bus 001 Device 006: ID 8087:0026 Intel Corp. Bus 001 Device 005: ID 04ca:002f...

I've been experiencing audio dropouts using a CM119 CODEC device with a guest running Debian 10. I am also running ProxMox 8.0.3 I am thinking this is occurring because the USB port being used is being "time shared" by the host?

The attached screencap is the console view of a Debian 10 VM. Logs don't reflect this at all.

I'm trying to set up a wireless AP on the Host and have done this many times under Debian but I keep getting an "incorrect password" error on the device I'm using to connect (and it never connects obviously and reports incorrect password). PVE 7.4-3 but I have done this successfully on previous...

Let's say I'm connected to a remote Proxmox server that has a VM running Windows. And that VM is sending me it's desktop (let's say running a typical Windows app). What protocol is being used to send that VM's console to my browser and what kind of bandwidth is involved? (obviously the...

I need at least kernel 5.2 on my system (native support for Intel AX201 wifi) and am wondering if I'll break anything by upgrading (I'm actually considering 5.9)

Is this possible? Could I simply use a USB dongle and set it up from within the Guest?

From the host, how can I determine the actual disk usage/amount of free space left on the drive? I know about df but that only seems to show the host disk. How can I see what all the guests are using as well? (I'm trying to determine how much free space is left on the disk before creating any...

I have a need for the same USB > serial adapter (FTDI based if that makes any difference) between 2 different VMs. I've tried through the usual process (assigning the adapter in each VM) but that doesn't allow both access - only one gets to use it. Is there a way?

I have need to access a USB Port from a script from within a Debian VM. Normally I'd use /dev/ttyUSB0 but (of course) that doesn't work within a VM. So, how can I ID which /dev is the USB passthrough?

So let's say I have a program running in a Windows VM and I lose temporarily connectivity to the server with my browser (let's say for a minute or two). Does the Windows process continue to run and when I am able to reconnect to the server, be able continue as if nothing happened?