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For my understanding: When I have a port on the managed switch on which I want to use traffic of multiple vlans (the Proxmox Server is on one of them, containing VMs in the other vlans) , then I need to tag all these vlans on that port on the managed switch? And then in Proxmox (having an IP...

Hi, I currently have a Proxmox server-pc (1 NIC) running amongst others an OPNSense VM. In the OPNSense VM I defined a LAN with several VLANs. In Proxmox I created a VLAN aware virtual NIC vmbr1 (the LAN) and every VLAN is attached to its own connection which is vmbr1 and a tag) I am able to...

Has anyone an idea on how to solve this?

Hi, I currently have a Proxmox server-pc (1 NIC) running amongst others an OPNSense VM. In the OPNSense VM I defined a LAN with several VLANs. In Proxmox I created a VLAN aware virtual NIC vmbr1 (the LAN) and every VLAN is attached to its own connection which is vmbr1 and a tag) I am able to...

Hi I'm moving exactly the opposite direction. I currently have a Proxmox server-pc (1 NIC) running amongst others an OPNSense VM. In the OPNSense VM I defined a LAN with several VLANs. In Proxmox I created a VLAN aware virtual NIC vmbr1 (the LAN) and every VLAN is attached to its own...

Hi Mira, as it occurred again today I checked. Indeed the ping wanted to go to a IPv6 address, which did not succeed. I removed (commented in fact with #) the standard ipv6 entries in /etc/hosts and rebooted the machine. Pinging now worked with ipv4. Is this all there is to it or do I have to...

How can I check? By the way today it occurred again. After a reboot of the Proxmox server, everything was OK again.

netstat -rn provides my gateway ip number. I can ping it. Also time-zone is correct.

Yes, this is the only connectivity problem I have. And it does not occur always, so a firewall rules should have blocked it always. It is now 3 weeks later, and again my subscription is "invalid". :(

No, it doesn't. When I run the CLI command "pvesubscription update" it gives the time-out. Also when rerunning a few minutes after reissuing the subscription on the shop. Today I rerun this command approximately 1 hour after reissuing the subscription, and then it worked again and Proxmox...

Hi, Can anyone tell me if they also experience the following error, which I have almost every month: Error checking subscription: https://shop.proxmox.com/modules/servers/licensing/verify.php: Network Error: timed out reading response Therefore updates are not coming in. This is usually fixed...

In my original post I stated I already tried that ;), but no luck. I will check the official reference manual, I might find a solution there. Thx!

Hi Lorenz, I already have a working separate VM running OpenVPN for which I indeed do a portforward of 1194 from a.b.c.d. to 192.168.x.6 (the IP of the OpenVPN-VM). I however want to change from a separately running VM to the build-in PfSense OpenVPN. The problem is in the configuration of...

internet router PC with Proxmox host VMs (on "x") public ip: a.b.c.d. ===> Powerline adapter connected to router ===> Powerline adapter 2 ===> HUB ==> 192.168.x.21 ===> 192.168.x.50+...

Hi, I have attached a view on (a part of) my network map. A port forward is needed indeed when trying to connect from outside. The problem in the first place is the fact the local WAN ip address 192.168.x.70 is not known on the internet, but a.b.c.d is.

Hi, I have installed PfSense as a VM on Proxmox with 2 vmbr's. (By the way my machine is only equipped with one physical NIC.) The gateway of the router is at 192.168.x.1. Proxmox has an IP of 192.168.x.21, my PfSense VM has a IP address of 192.168.x.70. (Which is set as the WAN IP of vmbr0)...

That is the pinging of the PfSense VM (LAN-side gateway). The other VMs do not work yet. I'll check on that later.

OK, well now at least I've got the pinging working now from one of my laptops, and from that laptop I now also can use the webconfigurator of PfSense. Thanks for your help!!

Ah OK. So on every laptop I have to add that. And how does that DHCP option work?

Hi ph0x, Thanks again for your answer. :)Luckily point 1-4 were already in place ;), so I guess indeed the static route is not in place. Would this be the command to be entered on the Proxmox Host that would do it? route add -net 192.168.100.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev vmbr1 Or should it be a...