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Hm, turning node firewall off giving me following now: root@projects: / # wget https://mydomain.com --2023-06-06 16:49:36-- https://mydomain.com/ Resolving mydomain.com (mydomain.com)... 5.5.5.5 Connecting to mydomain.com (mydomain.com)|5.5.5.5|:443... failed: Connection refused. What I'm...

Hello everyone. My Proxmox machine has single external IP address and everything is working well, also have multiple containers installed, added iptables rules to portforward all required ports and can access my caddy/nginx page by assigned external domain name. my home PC -> mydomain.com ->...

What NMAP is reporting: #nmap -p 80 172.16.0.100 Starting Nmap 7.80 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2022-05-15 02:22 UTC Nmap scan report for 172.16.0.100 Host is up (0.000031s latency). PORT STATE SERVICE 80/tcp open http Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.14 seconds # nmap -p 80...

Hello everyone. Since few days I'm struggling on my server. Currently, that's Proxmox installed from ISO over KVM. So, basic thing, like main Ethernet and bridge are preinstalled. I've added another bridge interface for internal network so LXC containers can communicate with each other. That's...

Hello everyone! I have some problem with filenames with german accent symbols (äöüß). On the node itself everything is working well and filenames are displayed properly. See: But, doing same inside LXC container, is: It's mounted as: mp0: /rpoolm/media,mp=/mnt/media Is there anything how...

Thanks for your help! It's working! The only problem is, post-up is not working on Debian container when put inside /etc/network/interfaces...

The thing is, i can ping all internal IP and also external IP from one LXC to other and from host too... There is only no access from outside...

Also, depending on which interface i create first, internal or external, it looks like... Internal first: default via 172.16.0.1 dev eth0 onlink XXX.XXX.236.0/27 dev eth1 proto kernel scope link src XXX.XXX.236.10 172.16.0.0/24 dev eth0 proto kernel scope link src 172.16.0.23 External first...

Hello! I have following setup on host machine: - eth1 - main interface - eth2 - vRack interface - vmbr0 - bridge to main interface (main external IP) - vmbr1 - bridge to vRack interface (multiple external IPs available) - vmbr2 - internal network (176.12.0.1 host IP) - wg0 - wireguard interface...

Using vRack would fit too... not a problem. But, i can't just get it running not matter what i do.

Had anyone success running multiple IPs from OVH on single LXC container?

Hm... seems not to work. :( I followed tutorial from above... Not even PING is working. Might it be the problem with virtual MAC on OVH?

I will try it out and give you feedback. Thanks!

Should i add all the subnets to vRack then?

Hello! I have OVH server with multiple subnet /25 and /27 which i would like to use on my server. I do also have vRack available, which i can use. Also with and without. Is it possible to use all of available IPs on my machine, without the need to generate new MAC for each of available IP (there...

So... I've spent few hours on testing and everything was without any success. I've downloaded latest version of proxmox, flashed iso on usb stick and started install. Booted installation was in UEFI mode. I've put 2x 1TB HDDs i wanted to use as RAID1 with ZFS file systen and 8x 2TB which...

One last question... Is it wise to install Proxmod to HBA connected storage? Seen some posts telling it's better not to do... But some of them are bit older.

Okay, will try it out! Thanks aaron! Greetings from UIkit :)

Yeah, i'm not getting the point in having additional QNAP NAS. Having a 16 Bay Server and additionally getting a QNAP.... Why for? Makes no sense for me... Yes, they're no same backplane and will be connected to PERC h310 in HBA Mode. I will have to check what are two SATA ports on Dell T620...

Thanks for your reply. Those are just normal Samsung SSD (960 Evo if i remember right). So, it also makes more sense to take 2 SSD's as mirror, install Proxmox onto them and take the rest of HDD's for storage. Right?