You need to provide more information:
a) is the power on? (For proxmox server)
b) can you see login prompt on the monitor? (connected to you proxmox server)
c) can you login? (using keyboard and monitor connected to your proxmox server)
d) is the network interface up? (ip a)
e) does it have correct IP that you know of?
f) does the IP match the IP of your windows workstation (ipconfig) except last octet?
g) can you ping from your workstation to proxmox IP?
h) what about the other way?
i) if you can ping , can you ssh (putty) from workstation to proxmox?
j) if you can ssh, can you run this from shell? curl -sk https://[REPLACE WITH PROXMOX IP AND REMOVE BRACKETS]:8006
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a) is the power on? (For proxmox server)
b) can you see login prompt on the monitor? (connected to you proxmox server)
c) can you login? (using keyboard and monitor connected to your proxmox server)
d) is the network interface up? (ip a)
e) does it have correct IP that you know of?
f) does the IP match the IP of your windows workstation (ipconfig) except last octet?
g) can you ping from your workstation to proxmox IP?
h) what about the other way?
i) if you can ping , can you ssh (putty) from workstation to proxmox?
j) if you can ssh, can you run this from shell? curl -sk https://[REPLACE WITH PROXMOX IP AND REMOVE BRACKETS]:8006
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a) of course it is
b) yes
c) yes
d) idk what that means
e) idk what that means
f) idk what that means
g) no
h) no
What is the output of
ip a when you run it from the Proxmox console (using the physical keyboard and display after logging in)? What is the output of cat /etc/network/interfaces? What is your local subnet according to your router and/or what is the IP address of the computer that you (are going to) use to manage Proxmox?
If the mask is 255.255.255.0 (or /24) and the gateway is 192.168.1.x then your local subnet is 192.168.1.0/24 and you need to use an IP address like 192.168.1.y (where y is not 0, 1 or 2 and less than 255 and is not in the DHCP-range of your router) instead of 192.168.100.2 for your Proxmox.
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Can't you just go into your router and see the IP-adresses of all connected devices, one of them should be your Proxmox VE!
You should read bit about basic networking. 192.168.1.2/24 and 192.168.100.2/24 are not in the same subnet, so they can't communicate with each other without some router/gateway routing between the subnets.
So you either need to change the IP of your PVE host to a free one (and not part of the DHCP range of your router) in the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet (would be easiest to just install PVE again or alternatively edit all the network/DNS config files) or you need to access the PVE host with a client that got an IP in the 192.168.100.0/24 subnet (but then yourtPVE host still couldn't access your router so no internet access for updates and so on).
So you either need to change the IP of your PVE host to a free one (and not part of the DHCP range of your router) in the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet (would be easiest to just install PVE again or alternatively edit all the network/DNS config files) or you need to access the PVE host with a client that got an IP in the 192.168.100.0/24 subnet (but then yourtPVE host still couldn't access your router so no internet access for updates and so on).
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