Hello, I recently installed Proxmox on our server, now I am a little bit confused about the network configuration:
The host machine m1.mydomain.com has an IP like 79.xxx.xxx.106.
I have configured my vmbr0 interface the right way, all my KVM machines are reachable on a seperated IP adress provided by our hoster. But now my question is how to add a second, internal network for communication between my guest machines?
I want to configure my webserver to only allow connections from other VMs because it is a very sensible web resource, so I thought it would be easy to configure a second network bridge (vmbr1) to provide a local network. I already tried a setup in my VMs with the following approach:
(iface eth0 is my public network adapter with public ip from hoster)
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 10.0.0.x (where x is an internal number to identify my VMs...)
I did this setup on all my machines, tried to ping each other with this local IP which worked, but after a reboot of the VM holding my webserver (running Plesk Onyx) I could not connect to my webserver.
Again, I want to have both a public and private IP for internal and external communication so that I can tell my webserver to serve some websites on the external IP for everyone and other websites on the internal one only for my other VMs.
I hope you are able to read this messy text and that someone can help me
Best regards,
Sebastian
The host machine m1.mydomain.com has an IP like 79.xxx.xxx.106.
I have configured my vmbr0 interface the right way, all my KVM machines are reachable on a seperated IP adress provided by our hoster. But now my question is how to add a second, internal network for communication between my guest machines?
I want to configure my webserver to only allow connections from other VMs because it is a very sensible web resource, so I thought it would be easy to configure a second network bridge (vmbr1) to provide a local network. I already tried a setup in my VMs with the following approach:
(iface eth0 is my public network adapter with public ip from hoster)
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 10.0.0.x (where x is an internal number to identify my VMs...)
I did this setup on all my machines, tried to ping each other with this local IP which worked, but after a reboot of the VM holding my webserver (running Plesk Onyx) I could not connect to my webserver.
Again, I want to have both a public and private IP for internal and external communication so that I can tell my webserver to serve some websites on the external IP for everyone and other websites on the internal one only for my other VMs.
I hope you are able to read this messy text and that someone can help me
Best regards,
Sebastian
