Hello,
I am still learning proxmox and I have a situation where I need to have three different VMs in the or machine with three physical network interfaces and each of them should be connected to a different sub networks. The first one is connected to our DMZ1 subnetwork (192.168.2.10/24), the second network interface is physically connected to our LAN and that should be used by the host only in order to admin proxmox and the host machine (192.168.1.70/24). And finally there is a third network interface which is our backup in case the DMZ1 ISP be out, so it is kind of redundancy, but attached to a second DMZ with different ISP (204.78.34.98) and should redirect traffic to the 2.10 through a software firewall. is it possible to achieve this scenario in one machine/cluster? if it is feasible, how may I configure proxmox to achieve that?. If not why not? what I need to turn the situation in a feasible one?
Thanks for your time.
PD IP addresses are fictitious, but gives a better idea of what I need.
I am still learning proxmox and I have a situation where I need to have three different VMs in the or machine with three physical network interfaces and each of them should be connected to a different sub networks. The first one is connected to our DMZ1 subnetwork (192.168.2.10/24), the second network interface is physically connected to our LAN and that should be used by the host only in order to admin proxmox and the host machine (192.168.1.70/24). And finally there is a third network interface which is our backup in case the DMZ1 ISP be out, so it is kind of redundancy, but attached to a second DMZ with different ISP (204.78.34.98) and should redirect traffic to the 2.10 through a software firewall. is it possible to achieve this scenario in one machine/cluster? if it is feasible, how may I configure proxmox to achieve that?. If not why not? what I need to turn the situation in a feasible one?
Thanks for your time.
PD IP addresses are fictitious, but gives a better idea of what I need.