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Thanks. Sounds like this next version may be better suited to my use case. I'll definitely take a look at it once it's out.

After digging through the source code, it doesn't look like there's any way to accomplish this. Without datacenter.cfg, it uses hostname resolution, thus the current behavior. And when using datacenter.cfg, all hosts must be on the same subnet. As such I've filed a feature request on the bug...

Thanks, I did see this plugin, but didn't think it'd be usable for my case. There's not a lot of documentation on it, and it looked like it was only meant for BGP within the cluster. I didn't see any parameters for defining an upstream peer to negotiate BGP with. Though even if it could be used...

I haven't touched perl (aside from the occasional one-liner) in over a decade. But those examples look pretty simple, so seems like such a task should be fairly easy. Thanks

Thanks, that does indeed look like the right way to address it, however it doesn't work in my situation. The problem is that the setting takes a subnet to search for a source address in, but my cluster members aren't in the same subnet. And because /etc/pve is replicated across all cluster...

So I'm working on building out a Proxmox cluster to mimic our production environment. This mimicry is requiring a unusual network setup, that while I have it working, has me wanting a cleaner solution. What makes it unusual is that in our production environment, all hosts are fully L2 isolated...

When doing things like VM transfers between hosts in a cluster, PVE uses ssh (https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Cluster_Manager#_role_of_ssh_in_proxmox_ve_clusters). In my setup, my cluster members have multiple network interfaces, an "admin" interface, and a "data" interface. The admin interface is...