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Hooray, I've got some time to make further investigation and stumbled over the solution. With moving my old VM's to the new server I have forgot to setup the new DNS-Server for the restored VMs. You can do this on the 'DNS' tab on every VM. That is also why new VMs had automatically access to...

Oh, sorry. I just 'invented' the IPs for the case, thus they are differ between my two posts. I adjusted them in the first post. Nevertheless the second post shows the working configuration of the HOST system (where Proxmox is running and having the public internet IP). The curious thing is...

Nice, I've got the solution: Here's the part unchanged part of the 'real' network connected to the internet with a real IP: auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 176.9.15.182 broadcast 176.9.15.187 netmask 255.255.255.248 gateway 176.9.15.176 # default route to access...

Hello, I moved with my VMs from a private hosted Proxmox instance to a external hosted Root-Server. The situation before was: Proxmox itself and all my VMs had an IP in my LAN the internet router in my LAN did portforwarding to my apache VM my apache VM was a reverse proxy to all other VMs...

+1 - same effect like Voleatech has

Anyway VNC and SPICE with virt-viewer works still fine. But when you mention port 8006... I just use the reverse proxy for port 80 and 443. I remember that I mapped the port range used by VNC / SPICE directly to the proxmox machine on my internet gateway. So is there a special port 'noVNC' uses...

Hello, I have exactly the same problem (see screenshot at the bottom) Server Details: latest Proxmox VE Community (2014-09-17), running behind a reverse proxy with subdomain (https://proxmox.xarif.de), this domain points to a dynamic ip; everything is working fine since years, except the novnc...

Hello, this short article should describe my experiences with the new SPICE feature in Proxmox and why it is no out-of-the-box solution at present. There are two main issues, making SPICE not usable for my configuration. Issue #1: SPICE becomes slow I start with an introduction of my former...

If I got that right you have to manually set up the update repositorys if you have no subscription. Isn't it possible to configure the proper repository links automatically depending on having a valid subscription or not? Otherwise you would not get updates maybe without taking notice of it.

Mhh, anyhow I do not understand why proxmox isn't gathering the content from the update site. I don't think that I had ever touched the config-files. Nevertheless here are the files where the 'ignored https://enterprise.proxmox.com' is mentioned: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-enterprise.list...

Also if I have no valid subscription? Or is there something wrong with my (normally original installed) configuration? Linux proxmox 2.6.32-23-pve #1 SMP Tue Aug 6 07:04:06 CEST 2013 x86_64 root@proxmox:~# aptitude update Treffer http://ftp.de.debian.org wheezy Release.gpg Treffer...

Three weeks ago user Shadow postet a workaround. Besides there was a comment about an official fix from I checked the current versions: # aptitude versions libpve-access-control pve-manager Paket libpve-access-control: i 3.0-6 Paket pve-manager: i 3.1-3 The solution is: Seems that you...

Ah right. I forgot this file and did not mention the difference between gateway and dns-server.

SOLVED DNS Tab(!) - that is the detail I missed. Have not mentioned that one after snowman66s post. Thank you both. Is there a corresponding config file for the nameserver setting?

results from proxmox server itself: # ping proxmox itself me@proxmox: ping 192.168.1.2 # 0% package loss # ping the gateway me@proxmox: ping 192.168.1.1 # 0% package loss # ping apache VM me@proxmox: ping 192.168.1.3 # 0% package loss # ping www.heise.de me@proxmox: ping www.heise.de # unknown...

Hello, don't know what I am doing wrong, but my proxmox server itself has no gateway to the internet - the vm's do have access! I can't downloading templates, updating the system or ping a website. But just from the proxmox server itself. The internet access within the virtual machines (kvm &...

7 x OpenVZ (great performance for dedicated debian servers) 2 x KVM (because of NFS4/Samba-Server; Destkop over SPICE)

another cause with SOLUTION: enshure an open Port TCP 3128 I had the same problem when accessing the spice server from the outer LAN, with exactly the same error message. But the cause was another: After forwarding the port TCP 3128 on my router everything works fine.

SOLUTION: If Apache is the rever proxy, set the 'DefaultType' (for the headers content type) in the apache2.conf from 'text/plain' to 'none'. That's it Marco. I compared the reply headers from lan and internet and detected that proxmox doesn't reply with a content type directive. Thus the...

@dietmar: Yes, your'e right. Displaying the source of the running admin console in my lan shows nearly the same content (but with executed java script). The question remaining is why does the browser not interpret the content, when gathered via the reverse proxy (since 3.x)? I will do further...