Yeah, I’ve ended up setting up VLANS in order to not deal with encryption

Is there a way for a node to mount a NFS share that’s inside an SDN? It has to be in a cluster (so I can’t use a Simple zone) and has to be isolated from the rest of the LAN

It wasn’t created by AI, I’m just a newbie to networking and was pretty tired, at this point I spent ~4 hours on this problem 😅.

I tried everything, the VMs can ping each other but not the nodes, and the VM can mount and see the NFS share but the nodes can’t.

The mount is correct because I’ve configured it before and it worked, and if I change the network device of the VMs to vmbr1 instead of VlanNet (the SDN) it works again, thanks for your time ^^

Edit: Typo

Glad to help!

You can use immich-public-proxy for that

I’m waiting for Playnite to have support for linux and then I’ll link it to a Games on Whales VM on Proxmox

No worries, LOL we followed exactly the same steps with the same problems, in fact, I was procrastinating documenting my problems in my Logseq and I think I’ll copy your explanation because it’s exactly my case in everything xd thanks ^^

Thanks, I’ve also tried to change the autologin with x11 with no success, I’ll try with nobara, but I really liked the console-like features

I’m using Proxmox with an NVIDIA 1050 GPU that I was passing through to another VM for jellyfin transcoding in docker (I don’t need it anymore), because of that I thought that the drivers were set up correctly.

The guest was Bazzite with 2 cores and 2 GB of RAM, I was not even gaming, just login on steam and updating the system and I had sudden crashes with Bazzite only using 1 GB on the Summary…

Could you explain how? I’m pretty lost in this situation…

I’ve recently tried to do that using sunsine and different linux gaming distros and it was awful, the VM was working great for a few minutes and then suddenly crashes and I have to hard stop it.

All the people that I’ve seen talking about it on the internet are using Windows VMs so I guess that I’m doing something wrong or the only way to do it is through a Windows VM, which I’ll not even try.