[SOLVED] lost access to everthing proxmox

[Arthur Ferraz]

guys i enable firewall and add ipv6 and getway ipv6 and lost acess to proxmox including the physic now i cant use ssh root to access via power shell

i host proxmost in ovhcloud

 

[cool]

cd /etc/pve/firewall/cluster.fw

 

[cool]

and edit enable =0 and nodes /etc/pve/nodes/nodename/host.fw

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

and edit enable =0 and nodes /etc/pve/nodes/nodename/host.fw

man cant access the console , im getting the error acess denied , also th web console is down

 

[cool]

○ther nodes also can not asscess web?

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

○ther nodes also can not asscess web?

no i cant access anything , but ip ip pings normally

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

no i cant access anything , but ip ip pings nor

no i cant access anything , but ip ip pings normally

i tried to restart the OVH in rescue mode but still getting the same annoying error , im afraid of getting fired becausen of that

 

[cool]

https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pve-firewall.html how about this bro

 

[cool]

bro this question mark to solved pve staff may can not see this

 

[fabian]

please don't open multiple threads, that doesn't improve your chances of getting a speedy reply at all.

anyway, here are some solutions if you are locked out because of an invalid firewall setting:
- access via IPMI, login locally on the console, disable firewall
- boot a live-CD, mount the root partition of your PVE install somewhere, chroot into it, run systemctl mask pve-firewall; systemctl disable pve-firewall, exit chroot, unmount, reboot

in both cases your PVE system should come up again, but with the firewall not running. if you did the live CD route, now is the point where you disable the firewall in the config, verify it is disabled (pve-firewall status), and then unmask and enable the service again.

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

bro this question mark to solved pve staff may can not see th

please don't open multiple threads, that doesn't improve your chances of getting a speedy reply at all.

anyway, here are some solutions if you are locked out because of an invalid firewall setting:
- access via IPMI, login locally on the console, disable firewall
- boot a live-CD, mount the root partition of your PVE install somewhere, chroot into it, run systemctl mask pve-firewall; systemctl disable pve-firewall, exit chroot, unmount, reboot

in both cases your PVE system should come up again, but with the firewall not running. if you did the live CD route, now is the point where you disable the firewall in the config, verify it is disabled (pve-firewall status), and then unmask

im sorry for that but i am a bit noob at linux can you help me somehow? im a bit desperate right now because i need the server on tomorrow

 

[fabian]

I already gave you the steps you need to take to resolve your problem, nobody else here on the forum can do them for you

 

[cool]

bro you can use xshell to connect server and edit firewalld status

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

I already gave you the steps you need to take to resolve your problem, nobody else here on the forum can do them for you

bro you can use xshell to connect server and edit firewalld status

i cant connect with anything man

 

[cool]

no i cant access anything , but ip ip pings normally

why? you can ping normally but cant connect with anything

 

[Arthur Ferraz]

bro you can use xshell to connect server and edit firewalld status

bro you are a god i just could connect using xshell

 

[cool]

bro you are a god i just could connect using xshell

haha,i am so happy too