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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    Interesting - just checked, and yes, it's a 10/100Mbps switch! To be honest, once it started working, I was happy to just go with 100 and get on with my project - I probably won't need more bandwidth. But it's a good question - was it setting it to 100 which solved it, or disabling the...
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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    Thanks for the input. Yes, I ruled out most of my cable issues early on. One cable runs under the floor to a wall port, and I wondered if mice had nibbled it - but I then tested with a working short cable straight into the router, and still the same. It's not an intermittent fault either - it...
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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    I've tried a couple of things - not sure if it's a valid test or not... but I can plug the Proxmox server into any of the 4 port switch ports and it comes online. But if I plug into the second wall port directly (so it's going to a different port on the 8-port switch) it doesn't seem to get on...
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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    Okay - plugging PC & Proxmox mini-server into the same switch, and I can now ping proxmox from the PC, and access the browser page! I now wonder if my entire network - as you say - is in all sorts of mess. Warning - the scribble below might make your eyes bleed if you're a professional...
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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    Firstly - ignore my point about it finding the FQDN - that came from my other PC's hosts file which I obviously had created a few years back - and have just reused the same IP this time round. From your nmap link: ip a from the other PC: 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue...
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    [SOLVED] New Installation - no network

    Hi folks, can you help me troubleshoot the network for a new installation of Proxmox VE 8.2. I can't access the browser page from another PC after installation. Can't ping to or from the proxmox host. Interface is now "UP" I think after I put a network switch between proxmox and the main router...
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    [SOLVED] Bind mount to reflect Samba mount owner/permissions?

    Found a solution... maybe it was obvious, but not to me initially... In the container where I'm using this bind mount, I run as a new user with the same UID/GID as the NAS user from the NAS container -- i.e. 500:500. The files then get written with the same ownership as those writte
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    [SOLVED] Bind mount to reflect Samba mount owner/permissions?

    I've tried the following: mount -o umask=755,gid=500,uid=500 --bind /var/lib/vz/private/101/var/NAS /var/lib/vz/root/106/m nt/nas/ (following an example from here/Superuser.com) The mount works, but the umask, gid and uid seem to have no effect. When in container 106, any new files are still...
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    [SOLVED] Bind mount to reflect Samba mount owner/permissions?

    I have a few containers running on Proxmox and have a challenge with a Bind mount vs a Samba share. Container 101 has a directory shared via Samba (it's effectively my NAS). Anything written to it via Samba adopts file ownership & permissions determined by the samba process / config. That same...
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    Send Wake on LAN magic packet from INSIDE openVZ container?

    Thanks reflex. So assuming I get the interface right, is there any technical reason I can't send the "magic packet" from a CT host?
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    Send Wake on LAN magic packet from INSIDE openVZ container?

    Hi, I've got Wake-on-lan configured on my desktop machine (running Kubuntu), and I'd like to wake it up from a Centos OpenVZ host in Proxmox. I've tested sending the magic packet from my physical windows laptop (using the Nirsoft tool), and Kubuntu wakes up fine. From the Centos virtual host I...
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    IPTABLES - can't load module xt_tcpudp (VE v2.0)

    Admittedly I'm a beginner, but is the error not more related to the proxmox distro than to OpenVZ? Thanks.
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    IPTABLES - can't load module xt_tcpudp (VE v2.0)

    I'm trying to set up IP tables in a CentOS container, and am following instructions here to prepare the host: http://wiki.openvz.org/Setting_up_an_iptables_firewall One instruction is modprobe xt_tcpudp, but I get a bad looking error.... root@proxmox:~# modprobe xt_tcpudp FATAL: Module...