My question is a different take on the one that's been answered before about configuring Proxmox to use DHCP instead of static address. In my case, I have separate 10 GbE NICs configured with static addresses on server, storage, and corosync VLANs and that all works fine.
The nodes have a built-in 1 GbE NIC that I would like to configure for DHCP "emergency" access if the rest of the network gets messed up. This isn't for day to day use, but as a backup if I screw up the network config (which has been known to happen...)
I configured the interface in /etc/network/interfaces with the appropriate stanza for DHCP. I can ping and ssh to the box using the DHCP interface. But the web interface will not connect. Is there a way to make the web interface respond on the the DHCP interface (without breaking it on the static interfaces), or is this a system limitation? Even if I can't get web access on the DHCP interface, being able to ssh in is still nice insurance.
Thanks!
The nodes have a built-in 1 GbE NIC that I would like to configure for DHCP "emergency" access if the rest of the network gets messed up. This isn't for day to day use, but as a backup if I screw up the network config (which has been known to happen...)
I configured the interface in /etc/network/interfaces with the appropriate stanza for DHCP. I can ping and ssh to the box using the DHCP interface. But the web interface will not connect. Is there a way to make the web interface respond on the the DHCP interface (without breaking it on the static interfaces), or is this a system limitation? Even if I can't get web access on the DHCP interface, being able to ssh in is still nice insurance.
Thanks!
