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Hmm.. so those are only created if I want to use the built-in firewall..?? I have been unchecking that to simplify my troubleshooting, so maybe that's why I'm not seeing that. I guess I'm going to resort to trying to rebuild networking from scratch, and if that doesn't work, a rebuild is in...

Gotcha - So you've got an appliance that you potentially need to get more VLANs into than you have [virtualized] physical interfaces.. Makes sense

Yeah - I think that's a fair idea.. But I have no idea where proxmox may log that.. If nobody else chimes in I'll probably add a second NIC temporarily so that I can tear down the entire stack on this bond interface and start from scratch and see if it will start working. Next step would be a...

Yeah - I think that's the same post I found.. It just says that the fw* interfaces are created automatically on startup, whereas on mine they are not, which I assume is related to the problem.. (Who knows if it's cause or symptom!!) I am assuming something in the initial setup of proxmox, or...

As far as the virtual NICs, they are still being virtualized - I have tried windows and linux hosts, and I can remove / add / reconfigure the virtual NICs as expected, and even change the type of the virtualized NIC and everything in the VM itself follows. I dont think it's a problem w/ the...

I've spent some time this weekend trying to troubleshoot it and I found another clue. On my server that is working (proxmox2 in this picture) I have "fwbr*" and "fwln*" bridges setup, but in my non-working machine, I dont. When I google what those devices are, all I could find is that when...

I dont know the answer to the question, but I'm curious why you wouldn't just have 2 virtual NICs in the VM, one for each vLAN? Let Proxmox do the trunking and leave the virtual's ports in access mode?

Thanks for the reply... Yeah - I dont think I was really clear in my original post, but I'm doing this because I have multiple VLANs setup over the one connection.. I have configured a VLAN 1, which is my default "normal" vlan, and a VLAN 10, which is what the .1 and .10 on the bond.x is...

I've been searching, and cant find anything similar in any forum posts, so sorry if this is known... BUT.. I had a working cluster of 3 Intel NUC servers, each running ProxMox. I got a good deal on a newer NUC, so I bought it, and swapped the nvme and SATA drives from my slowest server into...