Hello,
I have 15 VMs on a Proxmox:
- 1 Windows Server 2019 VM with AD-DC (Active Directory - Domain Controller)
- 14 Windows 10 VMs for Workstations, which are used via RDP from other PC's
From time to time, some of the workstation Win10 VM's are not available either via DNS name, or by IP Address. If I connect to them via Proxmox GUI, they have internet and they can ping the Proxmox host and the AD-DC Server, but they don't see (and can't be seen) of the other VMs (or stationary PC's in the same network). From time to time, when restarted, they bring back their connection, but today it's miserable - 4 VM's are not available by ping and RDP, even after Restore from backup, restart of switch, restart of Proxmox host, restart of AD-DC... nothing helps and I don't know what it can be?
I tried installing E1000 virtual networks (instead of VirtIO) on the problematic VM's, but did not help.
How can I find out where is the problem?
I have 15 VMs on a Proxmox:
- 1 Windows Server 2019 VM with AD-DC (Active Directory - Domain Controller)
- 14 Windows 10 VMs for Workstations, which are used via RDP from other PC's
From time to time, some of the workstation Win10 VM's are not available either via DNS name, or by IP Address. If I connect to them via Proxmox GUI, they have internet and they can ping the Proxmox host and the AD-DC Server, but they don't see (and can't be seen) of the other VMs (or stationary PC's in the same network). From time to time, when restarted, they bring back their connection, but today it's miserable - 4 VM's are not available by ping and RDP, even after Restore from backup, restart of switch, restart of Proxmox host, restart of AD-DC... nothing helps and I don't know what it can be?
I tried installing E1000 virtual networks (instead of VirtIO) on the problematic VM's, but did not help.
How can I find out where is the problem?
