Unable to apt update from Proxmox VM

eltsu

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I have encountered a critical issue on my Proxmox journey. For some reason, I cannot use the apt update command to download the latest packages on my Ubuntu virtual machines in Proxmox. I have tried everything possible, read through all the forums, fiddled with all the network card settings and other configurations, but nothing helps.
I have Proxmox running on a Hetzner dedicated server, and it works flawlessly. I can use apt update on the Proxmox node, but not on any of my VMs.
I have a total of 3 VMs:
  1. Hosting VM Ubuntu server, for which I purchased a dedicated IP from Hetzner.
  2. Hosting VM Ubuntu server, which shares the same IP as the Proxmox, but has SSH port 2201 and Minecraft server port 25565 routed to it.
  3. General web server VM Ubuntu server, for which I purchased a dedicated IP from Hetzner.
I cannot use apt update on any of the machines, although I can access the external network from all the machines (e.g., ping 8.8.8.8), and I can access these machines from the external network, e.g., via SSH or HTTP web server.
APT UPDATE just doesn’t work.

At first, it just tries to connect:
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But then i get
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Thanks!
 
Hi!

Could you post your /etc/network/interfaces from your host? And configurations of the vms (qm config $VMID)? Are there any firewall rules in place?

Best
 
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Hi!

Could you post your /etc/network/interfaces from your host? And configurations of the vms (qm config $VMID)? Are there any firewall rules in place?

Best
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Proxmox and Hetzner firewalls are completely disabled for debugging.
 
Are the dedicated IPs you purchased in the same Network as your PVE-host IP?

The 'up sysctl -p' in the vmbr0 config looks suspicious!
 
Are the dedicated IPs you purchased in the same Network as your PVE-host IP?

The 'up sysctl -p' in the vmbr0 config looks suspicious!
Yeah those are directly purchase to that dedicated server.
And also those ips work, i can access right vms using those ips and access example proxmox.com from the vm using these custom ordered public ips
 
Mhm difficult to say, have you tried on vanilla ubuntu machines without the immunify repos? Did you use an offline installer at initial setup? I'm just asking as I do not know about these immunify360 repos and what this software (which seems reachable) actually does. A quick readup tells me it most certainly does something with iptables rules.
 
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Mhm difficult to say, have you tried on vanilla ubuntu machines without the immunify repos? Did you use an offline installer at initial setup? I'm just asking as I do not know about these immunify360 repos and what this software (which seems reachable) actually does. A quick readup tells me it most certainly does something with iptables rules.
I tried also fresh Ubuntu and Debian, on both they cannot access mirrors on installation or apt update when freshly installed
This example images are just from one of my Ubuntu servers wich host that cPanel server. As you can see Imufy works but it cannot access ubuntus servers
 
I tried also fresh Ubuntu and Debian, on both they cannot access mirrors on installation or apt update when freshly installed
This example images are just from one of my Ubuntu servers wich host that cPanel server. As you can see Imufy works but it cannot access ubuntus servers
And i am kind of rush here, i have to get servers working before 30.9. monday. I appresiate your help a lot!
 

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