Everything on one system and in the same network.
I have 3 separate LXC containers (Memos, PostgreSQL, Caddy).
Datacenter firewall is on, Input Policy: Drop, Output Policy: Accept
Node firewall is on
Container firewalls are on, Input Policy: Drop, Output Policy: Accept
Now using the example of the containers mentioned above.
Caddy: 80, 443 ports are open - incoming
Memos: 5230 (incoming) port & Macro PostgreSQL port (outgoing)
PostgreSQL: Macro PostgreSQL port (incoming)
Node:
as Security-Group "proxmox"
Datacenter: see Picture
as Security-Group "proxmox"
The problem is, when the data center firewall is on, I can't ping between the above containers (e.g. within Caddy ping to Memos or within Memos to PostgreSQL or within PostgreSQL to Memos)
If I turn off the data center firewall, I can ping the containers among each other.
I have tried for hours, but have not been able to ping the containers with the data center firewall enabled.
However, I can access my Memos instance from outside.
I have 3 separate LXC containers (Memos, PostgreSQL, Caddy).
Datacenter firewall is on, Input Policy: Drop, Output Policy: Accept
Node firewall is on
Container firewalls are on, Input Policy: Drop, Output Policy: Accept
Now using the example of the containers mentioned above.
Caddy: 80, 443 ports are open - incoming
Memos: 5230 (incoming) port & Macro PostgreSQL port (outgoing)
PostgreSQL: Macro PostgreSQL port (incoming)
Node:
as Security-Group "proxmox"
Datacenter: see Picture
as Security-Group "proxmox"
The problem is, when the data center firewall is on, I can't ping between the above containers (e.g. within Caddy ping to Memos or within Memos to PostgreSQL or within PostgreSQL to Memos)
If I turn off the data center firewall, I can ping the containers among each other.
I have tried for hours, but have not been able to ping the containers with the data center firewall enabled.
However, I can access my Memos instance from outside.
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