Hey all,
Have been using proxmox for a long time but recently have started trying to setup a lab for Veeam to continue learning. I just have a single proxmox host with a single bridge network connection, no VLANs, it's pretty basic network. I've got a Veeam VM running, and a nested Hyper-V server running and they are working fine. I've tried to add an ESXi 7 VM into this mix and got it all working, from my PC, laptop etc. I can access it and use it perfectly. The problem is that certain VMs on my proxmox server can not reach the ESXi host via ping, web interface, ssh etc. There's a problem with the routing here somewhere and it's a bit beyond my current networking abilities to work out what needs to change.
I need to work out what to change so that my Veeam server can reach the ESXi server so I can do further testing and learning. Does anyone have any suggestions please? Thanks.
Have been using proxmox for a long time but recently have started trying to setup a lab for Veeam to continue learning. I just have a single proxmox host with a single bridge network connection, no VLANs, it's pretty basic network. I've got a Veeam VM running, and a nested Hyper-V server running and they are working fine. I've tried to add an ESXi 7 VM into this mix and got it all working, from my PC, laptop etc. I can access it and use it perfectly. The problem is that certain VMs on my proxmox server can not reach the ESXi host via ping, web interface, ssh etc. There's a problem with the routing here somewhere and it's a bit beyond my current networking abilities to work out what needs to change.
I need to work out what to change so that my Veeam server can reach the ESXi server so I can do further testing and learning. Does anyone have any suggestions please? Thanks.
