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I would like to have Proxmox resolve its local name itself, without querying an external DNS. A (common) Debian system should actually be able to do this. However, my PVE (a Debian "onTop" installation) doesn't do that. My PVE has (as an example) the following names in the "/etc/hosts" are...

Hi there, I have noticed that there is a bit of a mess in the "/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts" because I recently had some issues with a cluster that I dismantled completely. I had to remove configurations by hand and change some IP addresses. As a result, there is a long list things in there... The...

Dear, Happy with proxmox i do find myself in a sudden challenge of sorts. As I found some prior posts on this I share the experience here. This is most recent proxmox running with ZFS. I have no memory of changing anything when xterm.js console refused and only showed a message+spinner is it...

Hey all, I deployed two servers in a cluster previously and how finished deploying 3rd for HA and having some issues with getting replication working on all three. it seems to be ssh key and hosts related, then dug deeper and likely to do with my host names being wrong. Currently 3 servers are...

I currently have an ubuntu LXC installed on my proxmox server in order to setup a nextcloud service. In order to do this I am following this learnlinux youtube guide here. At 5:09 the guide mentions changing the hostname and hosts to include my ddns or domain name. I have done the same and I...

Hi. I was trying to change the hostname, by editing /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts following the guide from the wiki. It didn't work as I found 2 different nodes into the Web UI, then I moved all the content from the old node folder in /etc/pve/nodes to the new one (this includes lxc, qemu-server...

Hello everybody, I create my container with the command pct create. pct create $CTID local:vztmpl/$Template.tar.gz --cpulimit $CORE --cpuunits 1024 --hostname $NAME --memory $MEMORY --net0 name=eth0,bridge=vmbr0,gw=$GWIP,ip=$IP/24,type=veth --onboot 1 --ostype centos --rootfs...

Hello! I want to maintain every hostfile in LXC following this template: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost 192.168.0.100 server1.example.com server1 # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback ff02::1...