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Have either of you gotten any further info on this one?

Check your rc.local file. There's probably an exit 0 in there, before the code to create the tun node, which you'll want to move to the bottom of the file instead. That should fix the issue.

There are a few possible approaches to this. One is to place your Proxmox servers on a different subnet than your workstations. Simply set them up with static IPs under this separate subnet, then make sure there are routes between the two networks for the services you'll need to access - your...

Did you install the Debian version of "libspice-server1" alongside the Proxmox version (pve-libspice-server1)? This is likely to be true if, for example, you installed the Xorg qxl video driver, like I did. A simple `apt-get purge libspice-server1` cleared this up on my system... I suspect...

First, a quick side-note: Every Linux process (as well as processes on any other POSIX-compliant system) will return an exit code, and it actually defaults to 0. The only time you need to specify an exit status is when you need it to be non-zero (and they can only be within the 0-255 range...