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I have 3 NICs: x.0.x - LAN x.1.x - VLAN 1 x.2.x - VLAN 2 I want to do a fresh install of Proxmox (latest edition) but with the management IP on a VLAN 1. Is it possible? If so, how would I do it?

I solved my own problem by getting an old pc with 2 nics and using that as the pfSense firewall.

I have 2 identical pieces of hardware, created 2 nodes (n1 and n2) and set up the network interfaces the same way using the 3 cable method: https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Virtualizing_pfSense_on_Proxmox. Both are on the same subnet (n1 = 192.168.1.10 / n2 = 192.168.1.20) using an unmanaged...

UPDATE: I scraped the Proxmox and reinstalled it (test server). Uninstalled virt-viewer 6.0-256 (64-bit), rebooted my Windows 7 machine and reinstalled a fresh download of the same version. Everything seems to be working now but it raises the question: What do I do when the same thing happens...

It is not working fine. If it was, I wouldn't have made this post. How is one suppose to associate random file names that have no extension (read: no *.vv) with explorer?

Yes. Even when I was trying to use Spice for the node shell, it would download files with no extensions.

I've been away for a long time and I decided to give this another go. I just installed the latest version, created a VM and when I try to open it with Spice, a file with no extension (N9QOOFB5) is downloaded but I cannot open it. I downloaded and installed the latest virt-viewer from...

Have you tried to unplug and plug back in the USB device you are trying to use in order to "wake it up" ?

Could be from the Windows Task Manager - 4 cores at 100% = 400%. I know my Windows Server 2008 r2 was maxing out the CPU on a clean install.

I set up the bond following the Bond Configuration with Proxmox VE video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8SwpgaxFuk

Since I am unable to keep an external USB drive from sleeping, I need to make a directory on the nfs for a Windows VM to access. In the past I've added a hard disk from the web console and mapped that to the nfs but the data didn't survive a removal & creation of a new VM.

I need to have a Windows VM connect to the nfs server. After adding a 2nd nic and giving it a static ip address using the 192.168.2.x subnet, I realized it wouldn't work because the bridge is for the 192.168.1.x subnet. How would I create a new bridge to the existing bond without losing access...

Is there now support for USB 3.0 & 3.1 KVM passthrough?

Use multiple monitors with Windows 7's Remote Desktop Connection

Is it possible to connect to a VM using Spice without using the Proxmox Web Console? If so, how would it be done?

I had the same issues and the best practices didn't help. After putting the Windows Server on bare metal, all of my problems went away.

No problem with the delays. I lost my Proxmox test machine because of a couple major issues I was experiencing with Windows VMs so I haven't been very active here myself. The new plan is to get a A1SAi-2750 (pretty much the same mobo as you have) for a dedicated firewall. I'm going to do some...

I've had backup speeds change by putting the same operating system (both clean installs) on a different VMID from typos (102 / 201) while trying to replicate other issues.

As odd as it may seem, clone the VM to a different VMID and see if that makes a difference. In my testing, I've doubled my speed backup speeds in some cases. VM on NFS - Very Slow Backups

Thanks for the suggestion. I will give that a try and let you know my results.