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have you tried via java kvm?
i read one mentioned about how modified ovh proxmox template is, i don't recall that comment.
Most probably using single public ip.
Try this https://wiki.abyssproject.net/en/proxmox/proxmox-with-one-public-ip
I ran into the same problem, so I gave up on Proxmox and started using Canonical LXD, everything worked like a charm, super smooth to set up, has more than enough functionalities for personal use, and a clean interface.
Open source even.
who wants to rent a VM on my upcoming Advance-1 based summer winter host?
And the winner is @ariq01!
Drop me your nic handle in dm and server is yours!
this is going to be really helpful. thanks
proxmox works
ipv4 works
ipv6 my it s hate so it no existing
dhcp works
sadly my ip spoofing filter also works so you can't spoof the IP
7 usd
i saw your advance-1 server yabs. are you selling vm from that server? do you have plan to keep it?
yes selling
no won't be keeping
btc only
In all seriousness yes, for now, I'll be keeping it. Performs like a champ.
I was think you should start a host with that dedi
It wasn't the plan but plans change
No, honestly though, LET pricing is extremely low. I wouldn't want to be in a position where people rely on me (I already am in that position, it's a lot of stress sometimes) if I can't make a decent profit out of it
I have been thinking about starting something up for a long time, but everytime I whip up a spread and crunch the numbers, I always come to the same conclusion: No
I won't start something until I think that I can provide value where there's not currently, and right now, I don't think I could
Phew, thank goodness I didn't win.
I clicked on the post out of pure FOMO (Blame FAT32!!!).
After passing on the extras I received due to the bot configuration error to my fellow forum members, I now have 2 LE-B, 2 LE-E and 2 LE-1.
And I can only imagine that after I reorganize my projects, I'll still show up here offering (at cost price or free if I'm at the end of the billing cycle) the ones that are left.
hahahahaha.
Ps: KS-A is still a goal!
you have 2 le-b and also 2 le-e? ssd? where were you bro? what is your use case? idle?
for PVE on OVH, need some efforts to config the newwork, I got some diffculities to setup the network for VMs... so I give up...
I've always been here. Since 2016, only on this account (and I think I had an old one that I lost access to), besides that we frequent other forums in common... o_o
I haven't worked with this for many years, so they are all for personal use or various personal projects, as explained below.
1 LE-E-SSD (Proxmox with virtual machines) Running Windows with applications needed for my academic research (Statistics, etc.). This one is already fully functional and under heavy load, as I created some VMs for professors in my department to have access to the infrastructure as well.
1 LE-HDD - central "Homelab", which I'm still configuring, to serve both myself and to serve as a central for a condominium of apartments that I own for seasonal rental on the beach.
1 LE-B- NVME with Cloudpanel for my own stores that I run on woocommerce (it's taking longer to implement than I wanted).
1 LE-B NVME running CWP with a social project that has an old but functional system and needs reasonable memory and processing (which I prefer not to specify). It's already functional as well.
1 LE-1 HDD As "NVR" for all the properties I own (Windows u.u)
1LE-1 IDLE HDD that I don't think I'll keep, because if I need something I know I can use the resources of the other servers... But I haven't decided yet. I was thinking a lot about whether I would use it as a general backup server or not...
I only managed to get all this because I configured the "draft" bot incorrectly and it made several purchases in a loop right at the beginning.
I had no plans to get all this, but it will save me a lot of money and I will still be able to use the resources to boost the research projects developed at the university, sharing the infrastructure with professors and students. That made me very happy.
PS: They are spread across BHS and Gravelines if I remember correctly. The ones in Canada are the ones that have shown the best connection performance so far to Brazil, where I am.
@seoboy wow, great uses. lucky you got it with bugged script. how you configured the promox with single ip?
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/182736/basic-setup-of-proxmox-in-an-ovh-environment-kimsufi-example-with-nat-and-ipv6-enabled-containers/p1
I find this one one LET you can refer to
Since it's for my own use, I did it very simply...
I used the modified OVH image of Proxmox.
I created a subnet to connect the VMs to the internet, then I used tailscale and added them to the VPN's IP pool. If I need to run an application or have a resource exposed, I use its own endpoint.
Access to them is via RDP.
I need processing power, memory and uptime. Extracting all the bandwidth potential is not essential.
I know that compared to what the "active" people do this is very simple and perhaps even inadequate, but you have no idea of the potential this brings to the development of models and research! ^_^'
This provides us with agile resources that would previously have involved a whole lot of bureaucracy and the need for requests from the public university.
This way, we have a way of having autonomous resources at a ridiculously low price. I pay for this myself with my own resources and with great joy.
Do you understand my madness? hahahaha
KS-AAAAAAA
I> @Neoon said:
It was available?
Nobody said that.
he just called out his lover's name
I found that configuring the network is easy and straight forward. Maybe due to changes in Proxmox 8?
IPv6 works out of the box by assaigning the VM or container an IP from your OVH control panel:
IPv4 NAT you crate a bridge in Proxmox on your host and assaign a local IP for example 192.168.0.254/24 as you gateway which you need to set as "gateway" when creating a LXC container or editing network/interfaces.
On the host you set
When creating a LXC container you set the IP to 192.168.0.1/32 and 192.168.0.254 as gateway and use vmbr1 as a bridge, Proxmox does the rest. If you want addational IPv6 you create another adpater for the LXC container through proxmox and bridge to vmbr0 not vmbr1 and assaign an IPv6 from your /64 given by ovh through Promox cp.
If you want port forwarding you have to set it on the host for the IP assigned to the container:
If you do it for a VM not an LXC container you have to edit network/interfaces yourself for example:
For a VM you also need to create a second network interface through proxmox to connect IPv6 to vmbr0 for full IPv6 connectivity. IPv4 connects to vmbr1.
Also check if IPv6 forwarding is enable on the host:
anyone have used Java Applet (KVM) to upload ISO? i tried with win 11, win 10 and it crash after selecting the iso. macos sonoma is not supported. anyone confirm the specific version of java, operating system working?
I have written about this a while ago in this thread. It only works with Java8 32 bits.
Any 32 bit jre is fine, I use 11 x86 from https://adoptium.net/en-GB/temurin/archive/?version=11 plus icedtea web
any alternative options? like do i need to have 32bit windows installed?
Just Java 32 bits. Or use the iPXE installer of your OS, you can make a custom boot script, i've also posted how i managed to boot the Centos 10 installer that way.