Reconfiguring proxmox, seperating management interface and nfs interface

[KevinGoos]

So I am reconfiguring my proxmox setup, because I discovered a small problem that I have.

I have a proxmox server connected with both 1gbit link, and a 10gbit link.

current setup:
- management is running on the 1gbit link, and NFS are also apperently running over this (server vlan)
- vm's are using 10gbit link (server vlan)

The server doens't contain any harddrives (except a boot drive). And I run a synology NAS with a 10gbit interface as storage for VM's and files.
The problem is that the VM's are slow (when writing a lot), because apperently all the NFS shares (used for storage for the vm disks) are running over the 1gbit link.

Idea's for new setup
- management (1gbit port) on management vlan
- vm's and nfs shares (10gbit port, I have a second 10gbit port if need be) on server vlan

But now the question, does anybody know how to separte managment interface from nfs share interface in proxmox?

 

[Dunuin]

Have 1Gbit and 10Gbit in different subnets. Give PVE a IP from one subnet on the 1Gbit bridge, one IP of the other subnet on the 10Gbit bridge and then add your NFS share using NASs IP from the 10Gbit subnet.