[PVE-User] Port Forwarding

[Keith Clark]

Alright, I have that issue solved now.

I can get to the proxmox server machine itself on port 22 and 8006.  I 
cannot get to one of the virtual machines install inside of it though.


On 13-08-27 02:59 PM, Keith Clark wrote:
> Well something more is going wrong now.  I cannot ssh into the proxmox 
> server box now.  I could yesterday just fine.  I have no idea what is 
> going wrong on this machine.
>
> On 13-08-27 01:58 PM, Yannis Milios wrote:
>>
>> Have you defined the ip of your router as a default gateway on the 
>> vm's network configuration?
>> Is there a chance that a firewall is enabled on this vm? Can you ping 
>> the ip of the vm from your router?
>>
>> On Aug 27, 2013 7:45 PM, "Keith Clark" 
>> <keithclark at waterloosubstop.com 
>> <mailto:keithclark at waterloosubstop.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     On 13-08-27 12:37 PM, Marco Gabriel - inett GmbH wrote:
>>
>>         "from the outside" means a port forward from your router to
>>         the destination machine?
>>
>>         That means, you need to adapt your port forwarding rule to
>>         the virtual machine, else your packets will not reach it.
>>
>>         Marco
>>
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>>         Betreff: Re: [PVE-User] Port Forwarding
>>
>>         On 13-08-26 07:41 PM, Paul Gray wrote:
>>
>>             On 08/26/2013 06:38 PM, Keith Clark wrote:
>>
>>                 I've just installed an Ubuntu server machine under
>>                 Proxmox and need
>>                 to have access to port 25565.  Do I need to set that
>>                 up in Proxmox,
>>                 or will my port forwarding function in my router do that?
>>
>>             Are you using NAT or bridge?
>>
>>             If you're using a bridge, your router will do the
>>             magic...if you're
>>             doing NAT, then ... you might want to consider the bridge
>>             instead.
>>
>>
>>         I'm using bridge and it still does not seem to be working for
>>         me.  I can access the port within my local network, but the
>>         port remains closed to the outside.  If I use that port on
>>         another standard desktop running Ubuntu, the port opens just
>>         to the outside just fine.
>>
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>>     I mean that from a remote location I can reach the desired port
>>     on a standard desktop computer running Ubuntu, after I've
>>     forwarded that port through my modem.
>>
>>     When I try the same thing to a virtual machine running on my
>>     proxmox server, I cannot get through, after I've forwarded that
>>     port to the proxmox server.
>>
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