port forwarding

Hello, I will need to redirect a few ports from the public subnet to the private one and of course restrict to specific ip. I use a docker on a virtual machine. Is it possible via using the Firewall available on HV? 172.30.10.100:3000 172.30.10.100:12003 Regards,

Hi guys, I got another problem today. I got a proxmox node (running version 6.1-8) that has got one public IP (lets say A.A.A.A) and one secondary IP (lets say B.B.B.B). I also got a bridge with the internal network 192.16.8.0/24 where every VM gets an IP. Currently my setup is working and I...

Hallo Forum, ich habe auf meinen Server Proxmox VE 6.1 installiert. Bei der Installation habe ich die Netzwerkkonfiguration über IPv4 gemacht, allerdings möchte ich jetzt auch noch die IPv6 hinzufügen. Ich brauche das, damit ich übers Internet auf mein Webinterface und die VMs zugreifen kann. Es...

Yesterday I enabled the port forwarding option in my router for the remote access of the Proxmox GUI interface. Everything was working I was able to access the server from my home but today I can not access the server using the same IP address after checking my port forwarding settings in the...

Hello! So I would like to access my VM's on my public IP with VNC and I port forwarded the VNC Server ports on my modem, router and on the VM itself but it still doesnt let me connect to it through my public IP. I know the port forwarding itself does work because I launched a game server for...

I'd like to enable port forwarding for IPv6. For IPv4 I just simply appended this at my /etc/network/interfaces: post-up echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward I tried to append this for IPv6: post-up echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding but, once rebooted, system says "connect...

Hello So i installed Proxmox on my server. I configured a Bridge and NAT interface for my VM's. I installed my first VM (Ubuntu) configured the port forwarding and tried to connect to it with putty -> Connection time out. I double checked everything twice, firewall, ip configs, ports, but i...

Hi there! I've installed successfully a fresh Proxmox (pve-manager: 5.2-9 kernel: 4.15.18-pve). I downloaded the ISO from the official website and installed it from a CD. THE PROBLEM: I'm not able to: Display the Admin-GUI via HTTPS <my-ip>:8006. (I get a "took too long to respond" message on...

Hello everybody, I have a Debian 9 container with 2 IPs, one public (eth0) and one private (172.16.0.106 eth1). I have configured iptables to forward port 10622 on the Proxmox host to port 22 on the container. No luck, the connection fails. I can SSH the public IP and do a tcpdump while I...

I have following setup currently: # /etc/network/interfaces auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eno1 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address <MAIN Public IP> netmask 255.255.255.224 gateway <MAIN Gateway> bridge_ports eno1 bridge_stp off...

I recently installed proxmox 5, and all is working great. I only have a little problem with http and port 80. I want to have access to the web-gui without having to type "https" before the URL. So, how can I redirect "http" requests to "https"? The solutions I found are using the apache's...

Greetings Everyone, I'm running Proxmox 4.4. I trying setup some web/game servers on a Windows 7 Pro VM. This is not in a commercial environment, solely home use. My network consists of a pfsense router and switch. I'm trying to find the best way to expose the game servers to the internet...

I am currently switching to Proxmox from Xenserver (bridged mode, multiple networks, NAT via iptables, selective port forwards). I could easily replicate my former setup, just using /etc/network/interfaces and iptables. However, I would like to know, if there is a more elegant solution? Can...

Hi there, I currently run a setup like this: – node; has its own public ipv4 111.222.111.123 –– vm1; has its own public ipv4 111.222.111.234 (vmbr0) and internal connection 192.168.10.2 (vmbr2) –– vm2; has no public ip but uses NAT with 192.168.0.3 (vmbr1) and internal connection 192.168.10.3...

Hello, I already have a virtual machine with its own public ip address and I would like to set up a new VM using port forwarding from the host. I have two public addresses: X.X.X.146 for the host Y.Y.Y.99 for the first virtual machine Currently, I have the following network configuration...

Hi, I have PVE4 installed on a Kimsufi VPS, & I have just the one IP address on vmbr0 with which to access the host. As such, I have my KVM set with NAT selected in the network interface, since there aren't any more addresses that can be assigned to it if I were to use a bridge. How do I need...