Access to VM in other networks

mjure

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Hello i have not experience in Proxmox, excuse me if the questions are basic.

We have one internal network with (192.168.100.x in the server farms ), and Vlans 192.168.7.0, 6.0, 5.0 ,for workstantios. ( CORE Switch routing the Vlans trafic.) , alls VLANS are permitted to 192168.100.x network

Our proxmox server is connected with eth0/vmbr0 to CORE switch at adddress 192.168.100.42, 43,44 there are 3 VM linux no problem with this..

We have one private dedicated link with a diferent switch, not connected to CORE switch., we define a second eth1 adapter in proxmox server in vmrb1, this adapter is directly connected to a "foraneus" private link with IP 10.38.39.x network.

And we defined a wndows7 VM machines with IP 10.38.39.100, and with this machines we can to work with apllications in this network, but only can use this Windows VM in the proxmox administration interface.

We need access to Windows VM , for a workstation connected to my private network.

What is the correct configuration for this ?

Thanks and best regards. If you can to explain in spanish is better for me.
 
We have one internal network with (192.168.100.x in the server farms ), and Vlans 192.168.7.0, 6.0, 5.0 ,for workstantios. ( CORE Switch routing the Vlans trafic.) , alls VLANS are permitted to 192168.100.x network

Our proxmox server is connected with eth0/vmbr0 to CORE switch at adddress 192.168.100.42, 43,44 there are 3 VM linux no problem with this..

We have one private dedicated link with a diferent switch, not connected to CORE switch., we define a second eth1 adapter in proxmox server in vmrb1, this adapter is directly connected to a "foraneus" private link with IP 10.38.39.x network.

And we defined a wndows7 VM machines with IP 10.38.39.100, and with this machines we can to work with apllications in this network,

Up to here everything is clear, but the following is not quite understandable:

but only can use this Windows VM in the proxmox administration interface.

Do you mean the Proxmox WEB-GUI? And from where (which endpoint, which network and interface) you cannot use it?


We need access to Windows VM , for a workstation connected to my private network.

What is the correct configuration for this ?

Or does that mean access to the Windows VM - and from where (network, interface)?
Thanks and best regards. If you can to explain in spanish is better for me.

Unfortunately we don't have Spanish language skills....
 
Richard , Thanks very much for your responses.

we can to access to Windows VM only by proxmox administration interface, WEB-GUI, in Address 192.168.100.44:8006 . This interface is available for all workstations in my "internal" network. (address 192.168.100.1, and VLANS 192.168.2.x, 3.x, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, 7.x ) . But we wan't to use this interface for workstations.

The situation is that the Windows VM has a direct network cable ( eth1 in the proxmox server) to a different switch with a private dedicated network to access a serves aplications of our customer. This switch is in network 10.38.39.x, and is NOT connected to my internal network. Our objective is that a workstation in my internal network can to open a sesion in this Windows VM and to execute programs in the servers in network 10.38.39.x.

I hope the explanation is clearer.

Thanks and best regards
 
we can to access to Windows VM only by proxmox administration interface, WEB-GUI, in Address 192.168.100.44:8006 . This interface is available for all workstations in my "internal" network. (address 192.168.100.1, and VLANS 192.168.2.x, 3.x, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, 7.x ) . But we wan't to use this interface for workstations.

The situation is that the Windows VM has a direct network cable ( eth1 in the proxmox server) to a different switch with a private dedicated network to access a serves aplications of our customer. This switch is in network 10.38.39.x, and is NOT connected to my internal network. Our objective is that a workstation in my internal network can to open a sesion in this Windows VM and to execute programs in the servers in network 10.38.39.x.

AFAIU you have

- network 10.38.39.0/24

- physically connected to Proxmox host's eth1

- Windows VM at Proxmox should be integrated in this network

Solution:

- define a bridge in proxmox, e.g. vmbr1 with Bridge port eth1 and no IP address assigned

- define for Windows VM a virtual NIC connected to vmbr1 and assign to in in Windows an address in 10.38.39.0/24

Now Windows can access to all members in 10.38.39.0/24 network an vice versa - assuming there are no other restrictions as firewalls etc. (but that's not a subject of Proxmox)