port forwarding

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...