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Thanks, Denny, I will have a try.

Thanks, Denny I looked /usr/share/perl5/PVE/HTTPServer.pm It seems the HTTPServer.pm file has changed in ProxmoxVE 5.0? How do I change the new HTTPServer.pm file?

(Sorry for my late reply, I had been on 5-day holiday) There's no VMs created, maybe my Vagrantfile's configuration is wrong?

Thanks for the info about Apple Support. So I double clicked the "pve-root-ca.pem" file, there are three options: "login", "Local Items" and "System". I imported into "login" and "System" ("Local Items" failed), unfortunately, there is no change. I wonder why there is a problem such as SSL...

Alright, I have tried. In the case of Let's encrypt, it is impossible for my situation since ProxmoxVE is on a LAN, no public domain. So it seems I have to add the certificate to my machine (macOS). I learned that the ProxmoxVE's pem file is located at /etc/pve/pve-root-ca.pem I tried...

I will try tomorrow, thanks!

It seems --insecure option is for "vagrant box" command, it does not work for "vagrant up" Anyway, I am new about vagrant, I need to learn more about how to use vagrant. Thanks, pabernethy!

Thanks, pabernethy. So I tried adding "proxmox.box_download_insecure = true" as follows: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config| config.vm.provider proxmox do |proxmox| proxmox.endpoint = 'https://10.111.66.153:8006/api2/json' proxmox.user_name = 'root@pam'...

Hi, there. I am trying to use Vagrant for provisioning VMs in ProxmoxVE 5.0. However, vagrant-proxmox hasn't been updating for a long time, so I tried the newest fork. But when I try to provisioning by (on MacOS): $ vagrant up --provider=proxmox It says: Unable to communicate with...

I believe that is the reason why I cannot access the file server (Active Directory), thanks, pabernethy, I learned a lot.

I used the following command for port forwarding (I guess that's qemu as you mentioned): qm set 104 -args "--redir tcp:10422::22" Unfortunately, I am only given one public IP. Worse still, only a single MAC address is allowed for security reason. So "NAT with port forwarding" seems to...

Thanks, pabernethy! I have applied the "NAT with port forwarding" way to solve my problem. It works well (for the time being). In the case of building "a virtual network and have a virtual router to connect it to the physical network" as you mentioned, since the server only has one public IP...

Alright, I kind of succeeded in port forwarding, only on host though. Here is what I did, simply use the following command: # qm set <VMID> -args "--redir tcp:<HostPort>::22" For example, if your VM's ID is 101, and you use port 5555 for forwarding, you just (in ProxmoxVE) # qm set 101 -args...

Thanks Alwin!

Great, thanks! So you mean I can indeed ssh into VM use NAT by port forwarding? Please give me an example on how to port forwarding, suppose I have Ubuntu VM with IP 10.0.2.5

Thanks, Alwin! I would like to give you more information about my situation so that you can give me more advice. So I have a server, and after registering the MAC address by our administrator I installed ProxmoxVE 5. During the installation, ProxmoxVE got an IP which is 10.101.65.153. After...

I configured the network(/etc/networking/interfaces) as the official document, I used "Routed Configuration" mode since our network need every device's MAC address registered. Here is the configure file: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eno2 iface eno2 inet static address...

Hi there, I installed Proxmox VE 5.0 and after registration of the MAC address by our network administrator, I can ssh into ProxmoxVE on another computer. But when I create a VM, only when choosing NAT I can access the internet (I mean I can access the internet from the VM). If I choose bridge...