any errors in the developer console?
do you have any plugins on your firefox?
could you try with an incognito window (without plugins)?
Unable to access the GUI after changing the Ip address
- Thread starter Brian Read
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do you have any plugins on your firefox?
could you try with an incognito window (without plugins)?
I was having the same problem, after editing the IP address from 192.168.1.8 to 192.168.1.10, I was getting an error where I couldn't login to the web interface, or I can get in but none of the GUI was working. I previously had another pve server with 192.168.1.10, and the new hardware was temporarily being setup as 192.168.1.8. Once I was ready, I shutdown the 192.168.1.10, and then changed the IP address of the new server to 192.168.1.10 and was having problems.
I did some "systemctl restart pvedaemon pveproxy" and also system reboot as suggested from the thread, but it didn't make much change. Trying a different browser, I found that my previous pve server certificate was stored in Chrome and that was interfering.
So in the end, I had to copy the new certificate from /etc/pve/nodes/{my-server-name}/pve-ssl.pem and import that as a custom certificate in Chrome (chrome://certificate-manager/).
I did some "systemctl restart pvedaemon pveproxy" and also system reboot as suggested from the thread, but it didn't make much change. Trying a different browser, I found that my previous pve server certificate was stored in Chrome and that was interfering.
So in the end, I had to copy the new certificate from /etc/pve/nodes/{my-server-name}/pve-ssl.pem and import that as a custom certificate in Chrome (chrome://certificate-manager/).