local network

Hello, I am new to Proxmox. I have some problems with obtaining IPv4 addresses from dhcp in my LXC containers. When I reboot my LXC containers, they won't receive an IPv4 address anymore. I am not sure if this is related, but it seems this started occurring after I ran the following commands on...

Hello, We have a Proxmox server setup in our datacenter with a local network configured for the host (Proxmox GUI) and we have a second VMBR setup named VMBR1 with a Linux BOND for failover to access our public IPS. Now I was wondering, how could we prevent that our CT/VMS can ping our local...

Hi, This is just my learning and testing playground. HA is not needed... just basic testing VMs. I have 2 servers already in a Cluster with public IPs. They work without any problems. Just ran into an issue when upgrading one of these it came offline and I couldn't do much because I had no 3rd...

I am a novice user of Proxmox, but at the same time delighted with it :-) I want to use Proxmox at home, for a home server, for my own use and that of a few friends. I have a question about good practice. I would like to have some virtuals and LXC in it. But I would also like some of these...

Hi, I'm not so experienced in the networking part. I have a PC on which I installed Proxmox, which has only one entry point for a network cable (so only 1-NIC). The vmbr0 interface is used to be "port/slave" of the actual network interface. I have defined several VMs / LXCs in Proxmox, that...

Hello, I need your help. I currently use my NIC eth0 with manual mode and the IP address is defined over a vmbr0, but now i need a sub interface on eth0 to get a local address on it. When i add a subinterface to eth0 it will route all my vm's over this address and when i use a subinterface on...

Hello, I recently installed Proxmox on our server, now I am a little bit confused about the network configuration: The host machine m1.mydomain.com has an IP like 79.xxx.xxx.106. I have configured my vmbr0 interface the right way, all my KVM machines are reachable on a seperated IP adress...