Proxmox Networking Tutotrial // Interfaces & linux bridge - Home Lab Setup
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video, I have explained proxmox network. Complete the configuration of your physical and virtual setup. Even if you don't know anything about the Proxmox Networking, through this video you will get in depth knowledge as I have logically tried to explain the network setup.
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I have installed pfSense as a firewall that works on DHCP & DNS Server as well.
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This has been the most straight forward and easy to understand video on setting up your public/local network. Thank you! Subscribed 👍
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It finally makes sense, thank you! I'm starting to rethink my network configuration now
You are welcome
Hi Ali, great video and easy explanation how to set everything step by step.
I have only one question. which software do you use to draw the NET?
Many thanks
Draw.io
how did you get the vms on vmbr0 to share the ip?
what network settings do the vms have?
VMBR is a bridge the first ip that is assigned is to Proxmox VMs will get the IPs from DHCP server. The ip of Proxmox is not shared but the port is bridged to VMBR
I saw you put your VMs on a different subnet through the bridge. How is that different from using a separate VLAN for all VMs (on default vmbr0 bridge). Is one better than other?
Having different virtual bridges can help you to isolate virtual networks within Proxmox and even connect them to physically isolated networks or to VLANs
very good, very clear tutorial with diagram , i hope you include in this diagram a tutorial for vlan with pfsence and proxmox. thank you very much
Thanks
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Fast and clear! thank you for the tutorial
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Thank you so much for this video, that was the best ever, but how can use it with single built-in LAN or with maximum 2 networks one built-in and USB-LAN
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Hi, what about using 2 ports on a pc 1 for proxomx wan and the other port to connect to another pc using a bridge but with vlans?
Yes it will be fine
Great content I have subscribed. I have a Proxmox with two vm ubuntu servers on and I want to be able to access them both from the internet please could you explain how I would do that as I only have one IP address, as I'm new to networking and I'm a bit lost thanks in advance.
In your firewall you can do port forward or enable vpn
hello i am facing an issue for some reason both my lan ports entered blocking state, disabled state and forwarding state, and promiscuous mode. don't understand what that is. due to which I cannot connect between all the local PCs.I connected an USB lan and it was detected as eth0 but its not showing in /netwok/interfaces. what to do. i am a complete biginer to proxmox and linux so no clue whats happening
Make sure you create vmbr and add eth0 to thay
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Which network diagram software used?
Draw.io
What is the program that you use to draw the network?
draw.io
Nice video!!! can you help me whit te Lan configuration o my proxmox server, i have 2 network cards, thanks
Sure, what is the configuration you are looking for ?
Very confusing video, jumps around too much. No explanation of how vmbr# are related to the devices, VLAN and subnet host IP's are related to one another. vmbr0 is originally placed on the Internet router, but, later with out explanation, vmbr0, mysteriously is re-located on what appears to be the vlan server subnet.
Here is latest video
Proxmox Networking: A Comprehensive Tutorial for Beginners
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Too fast.. Did not understand
Sorry. I will try to make a new one slower.
Reduce the speed and then watch