OK, the 'net0' part was used by a 'device' argument to create the emulated network interface so it didn't work if I just removed it. I managed to get it working by adding the 'device' argument to the 'args' option too:
args: -netdev...
Thanks for the tip!
But I must do it wrong because if I add the following line in the configuration file:
args: -netdev 'type=user,id=net0,hostname=myhostname,hostfwd=tcp::3389-:3389,hostfwd=udp::3389-:3389'
Then when I try to start the VM Proxmox complains that id 'net0' exists twice for...
Hello there,
I'm running a Windows Server VM on Promox v5 in a NAT network configuration (I only have 1 public IP address) and I need to forward some ports from the Proxmox Host to my Windows Guest.
I thought it would be simpler to do it through Qemu rather than iptables but I'm new to...
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