Hello everyone, count me in on the proxmox ve ship !<div><br></div><div>Still, I'm having some troubles setting up port forwarding to a container, here is my story :</div><div><div><br></div><div>I set up a proxmox server with a container inside having a bridged ethernet and it's own public ip.</div>
<div>Let's call the host server CT0 and the container CT101.</div><div>CT0 has a vmbr0 interface with an internet public address (call it [public-ip-CT0].</div><div>CT101 has a bridged interface, called eth0, with it's own public address ([public-ip-CT101]).</div>
<div>CT101 connects to a VPN, and therefore [public-ip-CT101] becomes unreachable (logical).</div><div>On CT0, I created an alias vmbr0:0 with ip 10.0.0.1</div><div>On CT101, I created an alias eth0:0 with ip 10.0.0.101</div>
<div>With or withour the vpn, CT0 can now see CT101 and ssh through it, etc. using this 10.0.0.0 LAN.</div><div>Now, I want to redirect some of the incoming traffic arriving on CT0 to CT101. Maily an ssh port and some other network services, so that CT101 remains fully operatable even when connected to the VPN, and I cannot find the good iptables command to put on the CT0.</div>
<div>The best I can do is forwarding the port, I see the packets arrive, but no answer...</div><div><br></div></div>