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I can't.. don't have warranty and I'm running the server privately.

No I haven't, can I somehow test it if the nic is faulty?

Nope no difference after firmware update..sigh:oops: auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface enp4s0f1 inet manual iface enp4s0f2 inet manual iface enp4s0f3 inet manual iface enp4s0f0 inet manual auto vmbr10 iface vmbr10 inet static address 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0...

Oh ok I didn't know that, interesting. I will try a firmware update for the server when I have time (probably this evening). Hopefully this works, getting slightly depressive...:confused:

HP NC375i in an HP DL580 G7. But that should have no effect on the choice of the virtual network adapters or should it?

Also, I've tried OVS as well but it behaves exactly the same... My interfaces file now looks like this: auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet manual ovs_type OVSBridge ovs_ports enp4s0f0 ovs_ports enp4s0f0 vmbr0-mgmt allow-vmbr0 vmbr0-mgmt iface vmbr0-mgmt inet static address...

I have the latest version of ProxMox. But I have just discovered that if I use only E1000s as Interfaces the internet on the VM's works just fine, however on devices physically attached on enp4s0f0 the problem still accurs. Why is it sooo buggy?? :(:(

Nobody? :(

Hi, The Interfaces of all VMs are virtio ones, the only e1000 is from the windows vm (which I screenshot *sight*).

So recently I set up my home network around VLANs... I wanted to get the proxmox webinterface to vlan 10 instead of untagged ... so I made an SVI and configured it with the desired ip (also on the *beautiful* topology:D) and for the most part that worked just fine. But if I set up the SVI I...