Remove a node from the proxmox cluster and then rejoint with same name Let’s say that for this example, our node name pve03. Shut down node. Remove node Enter the shell of another node in the cluster pvecm delnode pve03 Remove node Again from other node: rm -r /etc/pve/nodes/pve03 Remove node entry(ies) from authorized keys file nano /etc/pve/priv/authorized_keys remove the line associated with our node, ending with pve03...
Set your proxmox node to respond at wake-on-lan messages Install ethtool Install ethtool go to your node shell apt install ethtool Get your interface name ip addr Check if wake-on-lan is already activ You need to find how your interface is named. You cal look for it under System > Network In our case our interface is named enp6s0 Look at the current configuration: ethtool enp6s0 If you find this row:...
When using Proxmox as your favorite virtualization platform, you will come across the need to connect to your VMs. In case of a Windows VM, the classic way to do it may be to activate RDP from within your Windows VM and connect through it. But a more open source solution can be to configure the Spice protocol to access to your development machines. Spice Protocol To keep it super simple and basic, it’s composed of four elements:...