Hey there!
I am trying to prevent ip spoofing so my virtual machines can only claim ips I personally allowed them to use.
In my demonstration I am broadcasting on ipv4 "192.168.25.30/16" with ipv6 "2001:16b8:4fc:9300:7837:a0ff:fea5:7958" and try to claim the forbidden "192.168.25.31". The...
Hey,
ich versuche aktuell über die API meine SSH-Keys für eine virtuelle Maschine zu verändern. Wie in den API-Beschreibungen beschrieben sollte dies URL-Encoded werden.
Mein URL-Enkodierter String sieht wie folgt aus...
I gave the following settings from outside:
and provided the following configuration (etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/custom-networking.cfg):
now after a new cloud-init, the following happened:
Now i migrated to this setup but its still not working. My virtual machine does not have any contact to the outworld..
My kvm has no problems connecting to the outside world. I've no problems connecting to a virtual machine but somehow the virtual machine cannot connect to the outside world..
I am new and just followed some tutorials and the answers above. I just want to route the traffic from 192.168.25/24 to my kvm host running on 192.168.178.131/32... And now I don't really understand what I've to do...
Thank you!
Now I have created a static route in my fritzbox and removed the proxy_arp from my network configuration but the machine cannot access to outside world...
My fritzbox configuration looks like this:
And my current network configuration looks like this:
root@pve:~# cat...
Hey there,
I am new to proxmox and currently running the newest version inside a local cluster. My router is listening on 192.168.0.1/16. So I decided to use 192.168.178.131/32 as the ip address for my pve host-machine and the net 192.168.25.0/24 as an ip subnet for my kvm machines.
Now I got...
Now its still working, thank you and set value of cloud-inits net0 will be set.
But the server is using a dhcp ip address and not the given one? Do I need to update something inside the machine? I found this docs: https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/network-config-format-v2.html...
I think I found the problem. Is it possible to send a json request body? My current api uses "ipconfig0=ip=192.168.125.12/32,gw-192.168.0.1&..." as the request body :D
So, if I am using the command below, everything seems to be okay.
pvesh set nodes/pve/qemu/101/config --ipconfig0 ip=192.168.125.12/32,gw=192.168.0.1
But I don't do anything other not equivalent to this? I also do a PUT Request to the given path with the body param "ipconfig0" and the given value?
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