Proxmox on internal ip - VNC

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Netcetera-Chris

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Hello,

We want to run our proxmox on internal IP's for security but we want our clients to access VNC ONLY!

Is this possible? i did see something about VNC Proxy but not much information about it, i dont want the public to be able to access the GUI side.

Kind Regards,
Chris
 
There is no Desktop and no VNC. You habe IP tcp4/tcp6 access to the GUI over https://<ip>:8006/.
it's better to setup a cryto tunntel to the PVE GUI for access.
Otherwise use a secure software router like OPNsense® for access IPs behind the public internet.
 
This may be a late answer, but my solution was to setup an Apache Guacamole server as the proxmox LXContainer. It shows remote desktops trough the web interface behind the NGINX reverse proxy, so I have access from the browser to SSH, VNC, and RDP on the internal network. Guacamole also has built in two-factor authentication, wich is a big plus for service like this accessible on the internet.
 
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