You can also setup iptables so that only your fixed IPs are allowed to
port 8006 (and ssh port...)
On 14/09/14 19:00, ad...@extremeshok.com wrote:
You don't need a VPN
Follow the guides on my site this will give you a secure and optimized proxmox.
Set proxmox admin interface to only listen
I would strongly suggest against this or indeed any way to put proxmox directly
on the internet.
The way I go about this would be to create a private network inside proxmox and
host a real firewall system such as pfsense (pfsense.org) to front the internet
and then use PPTP or OpenVPN to
Guy, so how do you connect if the Firewall VM is down? :)
On 15/09/14 09:43, Guy Plunkett wrote:
I would strongly suggest against this or indeed any way to put proxmox directly
on the internet.
The way I go about this would be to create a private network inside proxmox and
host a real
well yeah that's always a problem. :).. I also use zenoss core (zenoss.org) to
monitor my systems. You can easily configure zenoss to monitor the firewall
etc, and if it's down, you can have it connect to proxmox and restart it.
Cheers,
--Guy
On 15 Sep 2014, at 08:51, Eneko Lacunza
You don't need a VPN
Follow the guides on my site this will give you a secure and optimized proxmox.
Set proxmox admin interface to only listen locally (127.0.0.1) and connect via
an ssh tunnel to port 8006.
No offense, but this should be standard knowledge for an admin.
Guides on
