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Hi Tim, many thanks for the hint. That helped me a lot. Best regards Sebastian

Hi powersupport, may I ask you what you did to solve the issue? I'm stuck at the exact same step. Running the command "rpmrebuild -enp target/generate-rpm/proxmox-backup-1.0.6-1.x86_64.rpm" does not open the temporary spec file. Many thanks in advance for your help and best regards Sebastian

Hi AngeLinux, no, it is an OS level setting. I have seen some hacks editing some Proxmox configuration files. My virtual machines are receiving their IP addresses via DHCP. So I have setup my DHCP server to tell the clients to use 1400 as MTU. This is working out just fine. Maybe, this is an...

Hi all, today I was moving a VM from one host to the other, which was working fine. Later on I moved another host and this ended in a loss of connectivity for the virtual host. I issued the following command from the command prompt of the virtual machine and the ping came back instantly...

Hi ersefa, you can add an additional VLAN to your vswitch for internet connectivity. For this VLAN you can order IP addresses or a network within the VLAN configuration of your vswitch. This way you can configure servers with a public IP from your assigned network and move them around between...

I'm setting my guest VM's MTU to 1400 via DHCP. Option is 26. Type Unsigned 16-bit integer and value is 1400. I'm running DHCP on a pfsense cluster, but it should work on other DHCP servers as well. Best regards Sebastian

Hi spirit, many thanks for the efforts you are putting into this. I'll have a cluster for testing purposes available by the end of next week using two servers at Hetzner. I'd be willing to share this with you to perform tests if you like. My plan ist to keep this cluster until the end of...

Hi openaspace, I'm not sure if I understood your question properly. What I did was to create a switch via the Hetzner Robot and order a public IP address range within the vswitch menu. I'm using VLAN 4000 for my WAN connectivity. Go to vswitches, click on your VLAN that's facing the public...

We are running a three Node Promox VE HA cluster at Hetzner as well. All of the three nodes are located in different DCs in Falkenstein. The servers are connected via VLANs using the Hetzner vSwitch feature. Our KVM hosts are connected via a pfSense cluster to the internet. The pfSense cluster...