Web UI and ssh not answering soon after start

[k081xoes]

Try using 10.10.1.65 as an IP address, usually using the first / last IP address of a range is not a good idea.

Should I reinstall Proxmox or I can do it using console or web ui?

 

[shanreich]

Should I reinstall Proxmox or I can do it using console or web ui?

You should just be able to set it when you click on the Host > System > Network in the Web UI

edit: you will also have to update your /etc/hosts file, so it contains the new IP

 

[k081xoes]

You should just be able to set it when you click on the Host > System > Network in the Web UI

edit: you will also have to update your /etc/hosts file, so it contains the new IP

I've change IP to 65 in "Network in the Web UI" (interface vbr0), in /etc/host and in router.
I've connected after reboot, but, in several minutes connections were broken with same symptoms.

 

[richard.f.m]

I have the same problem since today

 

[k081xoes]

Hi,
can you exclude a RAM issue? Try running a memory test.. Also, can you login to the machine physically when the ssh connection and WebUI fail? If yes, can you check disk usage, memory usage, dmesg -w, journal...

Dear Chris, I finally can log in to machine when it breaks connection.
What should I check?

UPD: As I see, both ssh and pveproxy are working and ok (although, they are unavailable from my local machine). There are no errors or termination signals.

 

[Chris]

What should I check?

Running out of ideas here.. since you have nothing in the logs.. You could run arp -a to check the mac addresses or check with tools such as socat if your network remains up while services such as sshd and pveproxy loose connection.

 

[Neobin]

I only skimmed over the thread, but:

I've registered IP at the side of router.

I would remove this completely and try with a simple default network configuration with a static IP only set on the PVE-host: [1].

The following outputs in code-tags from the current configuration might also be helpful:

• cat /etc/network/interfaces
• cat /etc/hosts
• ip a

[1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration#_default_configuration_using_a_bridge

 

[k081xoes]

I only skimmed over the thread, but:

I would remove this completely and try with a simple default network configuration with a static IP only set on the PVE-host: [1].

The following outputs in code-tags from the current configuration might also be helpful:

• cat /etc/network/interfaces
• cat /etc/hosts
• ip a

[1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration#_default_configuration_using_a_bridge

Dear Neobin,
output is attached.
I've disabled static ip before getting it.

 

[k081xoes]

I have a hypothesis.
I've set ip and subnet as 10.10.1.65/27. And gateway ip is 10.10.1.1.
I suppose that it could cause some conflict (gateway is out of subnet) and it was a reason of such a strange behaviour.
As for now, I have change subnet to /24. Already 10 minutes it works. I'll try to keep it for some hours to check, whether the problem is solved.

UPD: 40 minutes up. It seems working fine.

UPD2: Problem is solved. Great thanks for your help!