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What is the normal default search domain? I'm having frequent connectivity issues with the server from other subnets. Mine is set to 'lan' right now but I'm not sure if that was a modification of the default or not - Not sure how to revert or reset without reinstalling.

I get this: Any ideas?

The eno1 interface has no IP, the vmbr0 interface has a valid IP. Is that correct? I can't ssh into the system. SSH server says it's listening on 0.0.0.0. Any ideas? Pinging the client IP straight up hangs the console. Doesn't say it's failing or succeeding. Nothing.

So there seems to be a pretty severe issue with outgoing traffic from the PVE server. I can ping to it reliably. If I ping from my client (just another separate system) to the PVE server, all pings go through. However, pinging from my PVE server to the client, all pings are failing. And the...

I'm sure I'm barely scratching the surface of arp-scan but I'm seeing no conflicts. Though I only got 25 responses out of 500 so uh.. lot of room for error lol The Web GUI is now mostly accessible but I'm just afraid to stop the ping loop to find out if it's really fixed or not. Definitely not...

The disconnect seems to possibly be triggered by loading Summary pages for VM's or sitting on a summary page. In addition, running a constant ping loop from the PVE server to the IP of the system connecting to the web interface seems to keep the connection alive &| bring it back. Very odd...

This is still a pretty major issue for me. There's no consistency with regards to the web interface actually being available and I have no idea what gets it working again when it's inaccessible. Currently it's completely inaccessible.

Now it spontaneously stopped working. Had the page up all day since my last post and just now - it lost connection - I touched nothing.

It's working right now again. I changed the Proxmox server's nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf to 8.8.8.8 So far as I know there's nothing conflicting but will see if it craps out again at some point.

Nothing stands out - looks like it starts up and sets up 3 workers (pveproxy & 3 pveproxy worker's) I've tried several browsers (Firefox, Chrome & Edge) I was able to log in with my phone however - interesting. I'll try rebooting my main system again. That still doesn't explain why the PVE...

It shows: tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8006 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 33 3965174 23604/pveproxy

Ok thanks - gathering. Possibly related - apt-get install/update tends to fail out and have a hard time connecting. VM's in this system have no such network issue.

netstat command doesn't exist and `apt-get install netstat` finds nothing `service pveproxy status` shows that it is running - restarting it didn't fix anything

I used to be able to access my proxmox server @ https://[IP]:8006/ but now the page won't load. This seems like an easy fix - nothing has changed in the environment and it has been working for weeks (with random stops). I've already tried rebooting the whole server - no dice. At least one of...

Still having no luck with this.

Sorry you lost me. Hopefully someone else from @proxmox can comment.

I'm not sure myself. PCIe passthrough is still not properly working for me. I can get low level hardware acceleration to work (12FPS or so) but any 3d application seems to crash the system as mentioned above. If your network is cutting out, you might have a shared iommu_group and you're pretty...

`lspci -k` should tell you.

Still having this issue... Maybe something about disabling NPT on the CPU might help?

Proxmox system seems to crash less with `x-vga=on` removed from the `hostpci0` line. The actual VM however crashes when trying to launch a game so something is definitely wrong. I have amdgpu blacklisted and am guessing this doesn't matter or is fine: lspci -k 06:00.0 VGA compatible...