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Hi, Thank you for your reply. It is still not clear how these levels work (if you know where I can find more info, please tell me). At datacenter level I have a firewall set, with default policy to drop, so I thought I have to open access for each protocol/port. Then, following your advice, I...

Hello, I want to allow remote desktop access to one of my VMs (running windows + all the configuration for remote desktop). In proxmox I setup firewall rules at cluster level from the PVE interface using the predefined macro RDP (with both in and out directions). Same at node level. At VM...

Hello, I want to allow remote desktop access to one of my VMs (running windows + all the configuration for remote desktop). In proxmox I setup firewall rules at cluster level from the PVE interface using the predefined macro RDP (with both in and out directions). Same at node level. At VM...

I checked the /etc/hosts file and I noticed I had two hosts declared: localhost and the remote host on which my proxmox runs. So I deleted the localhost line and removed the 2 unwanted nodes from the cluster, than rebooted the system. Everything seems to be back on the road now. Thank you for...

Mr. Holmes, Thank you for your reply. Hostname is correctly registered in the files you mention. On Wednesday we launched a manual backup to a datastore and while typing some commands like "ls" in the command-line, I noticed that I have again a new node in the cluster, called "ls" this time, and...

Hello, I am new to proxmox. I installed proxmox 3.4-3 on a distant server with good capacity and created a network of VMs (about 10) & 3 containers under a single node ("n34"). I also programmed daily backup locally (on the same server). Everything seemed to be fine for several weeks, then I had...