How to assign internal IPv4 to a VM?

[proxnewb!e]

Hello,

i followed this tutorial in aim to NAT port forward IPv4 requests from host server to the KVM guest server.

I do not understand how i assign internal IPv4 (example: 192.168.0.3) to a KVM VM which i create in Proxmox VE.

I used Virtio as a network model, vmbr0 bridge, but how i define internal IP like 192.168.0.3 to a VM 100 ?

The command "qm list" or "qm config 100" shows VMs details, but not IPv4

My host server has only one IPv4 address, and one IPv6 subnet, so i can assign only an internal IPv4 and public IPv6 to the VMs. But how to assign that private IPv4 to a VM? Thank You

 

[LnxBil]

KVM VMs are emulated computers, so you have to assign the IP manually (or via DHCP) from your guest operating system. It is the same method you'd use on a real computer.

 

[jim.bond.9862]

Proxmox webUI you go into console for the VM you want.
login into that VM and configure the networking as if you would if it was a real PC.
what ever OS is install on that VM has the tools.
if it is a CLI only setup, let say for Ubuntu or Debian, you would edit the /eth/networking/interfaces file