Below are the specs of the three servers in my Proxmox cluster. Completely overkill and a complete money pit but if you're here you probably love homelabbing too so it's ok! Proxmox-01 * Processor: Intel Core i5-13400 * Memory: 64GB DDR4-3200 - 2x 32GB Kingston FURY Beast * Storage:
* Copy HyperV VHDX files to Proxmox host. /root will do * Create your VM in Proxmox with no disks to start with * Next have qemu-img check the VHDX file for any corruption by running this command... qemu-img check -r all '/root/vmname-data.vhdx' * If all ok, import the disk
Instructions for installing Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) inside of an LXC container. This is a lightweight way to run PBS. Installation Create a Debian 12 LXC with a minimum of 2 cores and 2GB of RAM. For storage, I like to have the main filesystem on SSD then the storage
The following instructions allow you to do a file level backup of a Debian based AMD64 system that doesn't need to be a Proxmox VM. This can be used for separate servers or even your Proxmox hosts themselves. Installation Start by getting the GPG key wget http://download.
Here's how you can utilise the Cloudflare API to generate self signed certificates using Certbot and Let's Encrypt. This is completely free assuming you already have a domain registered with Cloudflare. Prerequisites First, you'll need to install a few packages to be able to
Rsync is a brilliant package that allows you to quite simply sync files from one system to another. By default it utilises SSH which sometimes isn't convenient for example when automating an Rsync task. Instead you can use the Rsync daemon or module. Installation Installation on a Debian
Setting up a local Postfix instance to forward traffic to an external SMTP server can save you hours of setting up an individual Postfix config on each system you have. Each system can send to this instance which then forwards it out to your external SMTP server of choice. A
This is the best and easiest way to run Guacamole in Docker that I've found. I've ran it this way for a long time now, the image is frequently updated and it just works. No mucking about with databases or anything like that. You can check
Introduction Previously on Windows 10, you could simply choose 'I don't have internet' and be able to setup Windows using a local user account bypassing all of the Microsoft account stuff. With Windows 11, this is still possible but requires an extra step that couldn'
To remove a node from your Proxmox cluster, follow these instructions. Start by logging in to a different node within your cluster. Migrate or delete all VMs and LXCs from the node you want to delete. Remove any replication jobs to this node as well where applicable. Once done, shutdown
This script will remove the message that pops up on logon that says you have no subscription This script works on both Proxmox VE and Proxmox Backup Server echo "DPkg::Post-Invoke { \"dpkg -V proxmox-widget-toolkit | grep -q '/proxmoxlib\.js$'; if [ \$? -eq 1 ]; then { echo 'Removing subscription
LXC Config Create your LXC Container using the Debian Template in Proxmox Once created, don't start it just yet Go into your Proxmox servers shell Edit the LXC config file at /etc/pve/lxc/VMID.conf Add in the following… lxc.cgroup2.devices.allow: c 10:200 rwm