Unable to access web interface on a new installation

[system32]

I have reinstalled about 3 times and I am still not able to access the GUI. I tried with https://192.168.1.5:8006 but web interface not reachable.
I am also not able to ping anything on the network and also proxmox host is not reachable.
Have tried from different laptops with different browsers but no luck

 

[kshesq]

have you tried https://192.168.1.5:8006 ?

and also a ping to 192.168.1.5 ?

 

[system32]

I did try to access https://192.168.1.5:8006 and page does not load.
I also pinged the 192.168.1.5 host and 100% packet loss.
The port 8006 seems to be open

 

[kshesq]

what ip address are you pinging from?

 

[system32]

I am ping from 192.168.1.133. I am on the same LAN (subnet and gateway) with the Proxmox host.

 

[kshesq]

you should be able to ping, ssh and reach the web interface.

can you ping your computer 192.168.1.133 from the proxmox server 192.168.1.5 ?

 

[system32]

Unfortunately nothing works, SSH, Ping, web interface. I have tried to check previous posts and follow the troubleshooting but no luck.
I am also not able to ping my computer 192.168.1.133 from the Proxmox server 192.168.1.5.
Moreover, I am not able to ping google.com or 8.8.8.8 from the Proxmox server 192.168.1.5.

 

[kshesq]

my best guess would be that the proxmox server is not on the same physical network as your other computer or you have some faulty network equipment

 

[system32]

Strange and its a new Intel NUC. I will try to boot into live Ubuntu and see if all is working.

 

[system32]

Tested with live ubuntu and everything works perfectly so I believe something is wrong with the config on Proxmox

 

[bbgeek17]

It would be great if you can provide the following:
a) "ip a" output from your regular workstation. If windows: "ipconfig /all"
b) "arp -n" output from your regular workstation.
b1) "ip route" output from your regular workstation.
c) "ip a" output from PVE
d) "arp -n" output from PVE
e) "cat /etc/network/interface" output from PVE
e1) "ip route" output from PVE
f) "ip a" output from live Ubuntu
g) "arp -n" output from Ubuntu
g1) "ip route"utput from Ubuntu
h) arp table listing from your router, with both PVE and Ubuntu

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[system32]

This can be closed and thank you for helping. I will install proxmox on a different hardware.

 

[gfngfn256]

I will install proxmox on a different hardware

Interesting choice - after you fail to provide any details about your install, ip output & NW config etc. you decide on a change of HW?

 

[system32]

Interesting choice - after you fail to provide any details about your install, ip output & NW config etc. you decide on a change of HW?

I am not very technical therefore I do not want to get too deep into this troubleshooting as I have already spent a lot of time trying to get it to work on Intel NUC. Different hardware is a solution and its working fine for now.

 

[gfngfn256]

I am not very technical therefore I do not want to get too deep into this troubleshooting. Different hardware is a solution and its working fine for now.

I get you - and no problem at all.

But be aware - running a HV system is by nature "technical" & definitely a learning experience.

I always try to work out problems - not workaround / circumvent them - that way I always learn invaluable, on-hand new info, that later always proves useful.

Just me ranting on...

Anyway, Happy Proxmoxing!