[SOLVED] New to Proxmox
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Windows tends to firewall off the ICMP responses from ping, but the main thing is that both boxes see one another, and ping is working.
Try in a browser on your PC/workstation going to https://192.168.1.42:8006
Try in a browser on your PC/workstation going to https://192.168.1.42:8006
I swear I spammed that IP on my PC many times after setting the IPs and such. It does work.
I fully believe you, this is not unusual
what has changed, tho, is the interface settings were changed to one of the physical interfaces on the machine.My thought is, when you added the card, all the interface names changed as well. So, your original interface settings no-longer pointed at a valid device. In the first change to interfaces, we simply made sure that the machine was using a real interface. After that, and the reboot to make sure, things came to life.
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Is there a way to solve why onboard NIC is not working? I read somewhere that it might be along the line of it being set as a dedicated interface for the console.I fully believe you, this is not unusual
My thought is, when you added the card, all the interface names changed as well. So, your original interface settings no-longer pointed at a valid device. In the first change to interfaces, we simply made sure that the machine was using a real interface. After that, and the reboot to make sure, things came to life.
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That's actually going to be a bit outside my experience here, while I do run medium-advanced Proxmox setups, they tend to be with supported hardware out of the box. What I can tell you, is that the interfaces gain support with newer Kernel versions, depending on the chipset support for the board.
Additionally, look at your interfaces files, note that none of the other interfaces listed by "IP a" are listed. For them to work, they will need individual configurations set up, then they can be made "live" and be used in proxmox. The earlier link to the Debian interfaces configuration tutorial will help you greatly with that. And, as your config is working, make sure you note down all the current settings before making any changes, so you can revert to a working config.
Additionally, look at your interfaces files, note that none of the other interfaces listed by "IP a" are listed. For them to work, they will need individual configurations set up, then they can be made "live" and be used in proxmox. The earlier link to the Debian interfaces configuration tutorial will help you greatly with that. And, as your config is working, make sure you note down all the current settings before making any changes, so you can revert to a working config.