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I have set up a three node ProxMox cluster on a Hyper-V host for test purposes. During the installation, all three nodes received an IP for the management interface via DHCP. The address distribution is done by a pfSense VM running on the same Hyper-V host.
For the virtual machines and containers running on the ProxMox hosts, I have integrated a second network adapter and provided it with a bridge. This bridge does not have its own IP. If I link the second Brige to a VM or a...
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I have set up a three node ProxMox cluster on a Hyper-V host for test purposes. During the installation, all three nodes received an IP for the management interface via DHCP. The address distribution is done by a pfSense VM running on the same Hyper-V host.
For the virtual machines and containers running on the ProxMox hosts, I have integrated a second network adapter and provided it with a bridge. This bridge does not have its own IP. If I link the second Brige to a VM or a...
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