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Okay, this makes things a bit more complicated if your hosting company re-configures your VM. I assume you are aware that you are effectively setting yourself up for nested virtualization in this environment after all? For further assistance I think we should directly get in touch as this seems...

Interesting find, you might want to read this on how to report a bug for Proxmox. Maybe Proxmox will add the patch to the PVE Kernel, though I doubt it due to stability reasons. Cheers! :)

That's what I meant with 'weird quirk'. We had quite a few of these seemingly 'weird' issues with AS Media controllers in the past. The fact that USB3 is greyed out (but likely ticked) means it's USB3. You should get good speeds within your VM now. You may want to check if things still work as...

This seems like a really weird quirk. USB 4 / TB should be supported in any current PVE kernel. Also USB 4 / TB is definitely backwards compatible. Can you check if there is any difference when trying either of these three ports? Port #3 will of course require a suitable USB-C to USB-A Cable...

Looks as expected. Interestingly you already have the pve kernel installed which indicates you ran the installation the second time in your first post correct? Okay let's try the following: First let's manually try installing ifupdown2: apt install ifupdown2 Second, let's see if we can get a...

Okay please see my above post, I added more questions.

Can you provide any more information? It's really hard to help debugging else wise. What OS are you using inside your VM? Is the disk shown via 'Windows Partition Manager? How is the disk you passthrough partitioned? What is your expected outcome of passing through this disk? As far as I can...

For some reason I can't see your reply here but got an email with your text. My recommendation would be to unmount the disk from your hypervisor (and remove it's entry from fstab to avoid accidental mounting) if it's not used on the HV itself. Otherwise you'll run into concurrent access issues...

Can you tell us the name of your hosting provider? Most of them have detailed documentation how routing is done which may help. Additionally how do you assign IPs to your VMs currently (from your first subnet) and how do you want to assign them: Manually or via Proxmox internal SDN / IPset...

Can you post the output of the following commands? dmidecode -s system-manufacturer uname -a lsb_release -a cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-install-repo.list apt update

There is loads of information in your post, regarding your reference what you did after installing Proxmox: As far as I can guess, you did partition, format and then mount your external disk to your Proxmox host. After mounting the disk you passed the device through to your virtual machine...

Yes, I saw that picture, please check my recommendation.

Sounds like a networking issue, any chance you might have accidentally build a network loop without STP?

You may need to / it's recommended to install Virtio Guest Tools if you are running a Windows OS. This may help getting the disc recognized. If not, we'd need more info about your setup.

It seems like this is also the 'fix' to my issue. My configuration includes a bridge which has a 'stacked' vlan interface for cluster communication. I was unable to get any traffic flowing over this vlan device unless a vm was running on the 'lower' bridge or I ran tcpdump on the bridge /...

Same issue here. @proxmox Team is it possible to give us some hint like 'may be fixed in the future' or 'WONTFIX'? This is a really annoying 'problem' / QOL thing.

Exactly my issue, get yourself a virtual cookie! Thanks :)

Thanks for clearing that up! :)

I assume your issue is that packets reach your HV but your HV does not know where to send the reply as your VPN is likely a separate network. To cope with that you could add a custom route to correctly send the replies back to your VPN address: auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address...

There are multiple issues with your configuration: 1. Both bridges are missing bridge-ports, aka. they are not connected to any physical device 2. You are missing a gateway, either on vmbr0 or vmbr1 - you have to decide where you need your gateway, this also depends on your physical layout and...