Prerequisite:Basic Network knowledge (VLAN and subnetting)A Network card with at least 2 Ethernet ports. For once, I’ll be using the WebUI to add an additional network.This needs to be setup on each individual servers. I’m virtualizing it, so I just added another port to each server, and created a virtual network for it. Best practice […]
How to create a Proxmox cluster
Prerequisite:You need to know how to SSH.and/orNeed to know how to work in the Linux terminal.Basic Linux knowledge.A minimum of 2 servers (virtual or physical)The servers must be connected to the same network. NOTE: If you want to use High Availability, you need 3 servers. This can be done from the terminal or the WebUI. […]
How to update Proxmox without the payed subscription
Prerequisite:You need to know how to SSH.and/orNeed to know how to work in the Linux terminal.Basic Linux knowledge. Since I didn’t pay for the subscription I can’t get the updates from it.But what I can do, is adding repositories instead. I will do it from the terminal, but it can be done from the WebUI […]
Remove Proxmox Subscription Message (Tested on PVE on 7.4-3)
Prerequisite:You need to know how to SSH.and/orNeed to know how to work in the Linux terminal.Basic Linux knowledge. To remove the message, SSH to your server, or use the terminal nyt starting the terminal on your PVE node. The easy way, is to use the following command:sed -Ezi.bak “s/(Ext.Msg.show({\s+title: gettext(‘No valid sub)/void({ \/\/\1/g” /usr/share/javascript/proxmox-widget-toolkit/proxmoxlib.js && […]
My Proxmox journey
In this series of blog posts, I will document my journey with Proxmox.I do have experience with ESXi/VMware, but since Proxmox is free, and I love Linux in general, it’s more appealing to me. I will try to update this post whenever a new blog is available, so this can be used as a place […]