Hello everybody,
My english is not great, so I would use google translate
I'm having trouble with proxmox. I rent a dedicated server or proxmox is install, and I have a second server self host. I set up a cluster with these two machines, until all is well. I am going through a VPN in order to do it.
Node1 will be the dedicated server rent
Node2 will be the self-hosting server
When I try to migrate Node2 -> Node1 it's good
But when I try to migrate Node1 -> Node2 it's a failure.
Indeed when I look at the summary of the cluster, I see the Node 1 with the public ip, however for the node 2 I see it with its internal ip.
So necessarily when the node1 tries to connect with the internal ip of the node2 it does not work.
Is there a possibility to specify an FQDN for node2 in the cluster configuration?
I hope that google translate is doing its job well and that it will be quite understandable.
thank you
My english is not great, so I would use google translate
I'm having trouble with proxmox. I rent a dedicated server or proxmox is install, and I have a second server self host. I set up a cluster with these two machines, until all is well. I am going through a VPN in order to do it.
Node1 will be the dedicated server rent
Node2 will be the self-hosting server
When I try to migrate Node2 -> Node1 it's good
But when I try to migrate Node1 -> Node2 it's a failure.
Indeed when I look at the summary of the cluster, I see the Node 1 with the public ip, however for the node 2 I see it with its internal ip.
So necessarily when the node1 tries to connect with the internal ip of the node2 it does not work.
Is there a possibility to specify an FQDN for node2 in the cluster configuration?
I hope that google translate is doing its job well and that it will be quite understandable.
thank you