Remote Gaming and Streaming w/ Proxmox - Proxmox Walk-Through: Part 2
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Proxmox VE - www.proxmox.com/en/downloads/...
Win11 Proxmox Video - • AMD/NVIDIA GPU Passthr...
VirtIO Drivers - pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Windows_...
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:40 Part 1 Fixes
10:28 Windows VM and GPU Pass-Thru
28:01 iSCSI Setup
32:58 Windows 10
44:30 Jellyfin - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
It’s 5 am, I don’t know what year it is, I just can’t stop watching his videos
Production value, I love the soundtracks.
2014
It's 2024 my dude
Me too!!
Hey mate, really enjoying watching your videos. I'm currently looking/trying to do this sort of stuff myself and watching you tinker around with it has been a great help, not just knowledge wise but also just confidence/inspiration to just get in and mess around. Appreciate the videos, i imagine they aren't the easiest to bang out, keep up the great content!
IMPORTANT NOTE. This stumped me for like 2 weeks trying to figure out what was wrong. Certain docker containers use SQL databases to work and you have to add "nolock" to the line in /etc/fstab. Otherwise these databases will default to being locked and docker will not be able to use them
Thanks!
nice video. but would it not be much easier to install windows directly on that dell server, and install a hypervisor on that windows and install your linux boxes on that virtual machine ? so all your geforce and accerlation stuff would be directly on your hardware, instead of passthroughing all of that graphics. you would have much less overhead and ´configuring shiat to do. 😁😁
Definitely easier for the install, @@mal-avcisi9783... But, very much harder to keep on top of for security. Always best to virtualize the most vulnerable OS whenever possible, followed by whatever OS you "daily drive" the most... So, windows gaming hits both of those targets dead center, and pretty much is ideal for virtualization.
Also handy to be able to snapshot a windows VM in case windows update decides to kill it, versus having an unexpected background update kill the whole machine.
@@mal-avcisi9783But how would you be able to do cloud gaming then ?
Sharing the windows desktop with GPU possibilities is the only purpose of this video.
The step above would be to share the gpu among multiple VDI ^^
This guy is amazing! He actually took the time to respond and help me with the proxmox setup.
Love your videos! Very calming and informative
Good to hear
@@HardwareHaven Blur top right at 36:49 your parsec account info
@@gamesbtl6730 Thanks!
Nice series. One comment right for the start, when you set the delay for the startup-at-boot, you set it to the wrong VM. You want it to pause AFTER (or while) truenas starts, so you need to set the delay there. From the docs: "Defines the interval between this VM start and subsequent VMs starts", so it's a delay apllied after the start of the VM you're setting it in.
A second thing I notices is when setting up the windows VM (around 22:00), you didn't notice that the CPU was set to "host" in the reference screen. That's relevant for gaming since the KVM64 is a much simpler CPU-model. Basically, your real CPU might be able to do stuff that games might be able to take advantage of, but the KVM64 doesn't pass this capability to the VM. That CPU-Type is primarily useful for live-migrating VMs between hosts, where you really want the CPU seen by the guest to be the same. Maybe you did change it later, since windows did show the "correct/real" CPU in Task Manager, but kvm might just pass on the original name anyway.
Great video! I can't wait to build this myself!
I learned so much. Thank you!
I finally got gpu passthrough working after a month long struggle. Thanks for the guide. It helped me succeed where others have failed.
That was very helpful 🦆. Thank you
Nice video ❤ this is very helpful and lots of love
Thanks for the comment, and same!
Thank you, VERY interesting! Keep up the good Work!
i actually adore this channel
If you add another disc drive during the VM setup, you can mount both the Windows iso and the Virtio iso. Saves you swapping mid install.
Thank you for this series, hope to get the parts for my new server next week, my plan is to set it up in a similar way.
Very cool, I´m hoping to set up something similar after I upgrade my main rig (wich will be a while), but this was really inspiring and ideas on what I wan´t to do is flowing! Good job!
Learned a lot, thanks and congrats
Love it!! I'm gonna see it as soon as I have a minute to spare
I had that minute stolen from my sleep time, but, it was worth the time 😛
Now, I'll do try and replicate that in my own devices. Thank you for the vids and/or research/links ...
Good work bro, Its amazing. 👍
Great Series man!, actually making me want to build my own local server at home but i dont have any spare PCs lying around 🤣
Keep a look out for good deals! You never know what old stuff might pop up
Such a honest tutor. Good Job.
Thanks!
OH i love it! I was going to go with a synology before, but it is too awesome what you can do on a "real server". Now I just need a server :D
Wow nice video Your videos are so good keep it up
Thanks!
I like your videos, keep going!
Proxmox is pure love.
Wasted for much energy and lifetime (and small bucks that add ontop of each other to a giant pile) with a dedicated Kubernetes Cluster trying out various arm7, arm8 and even x86 SBCs until I realized the trouble I'm putting myself into.
Well at least I learned a shit ton there ... including distributed block storage, Docker Container architecure, Infrastructure management and all the fancy shit that can happen to your servers. Especially distro related (yikes).
Full Machine Backups and Scaling virtually are a godsend.
Nothing is better then freezing an VM, creating a COW Snapshot of an LXC Container, cloning them, rolling back ...
i am impressed by your communication skills although you got down syndrom. Really nice content
Very strange but it seems my previous comment Vanished, I guess it was the URL in the comment :)
So I would like to point to a small mistake. If you want the Debian Machine to start 300secs after the Truenas machine, then you need to add the up delay on the truneas vm, not on the Debian.
Please see below:
- Startup delay: Defines the interval between this VM start and SUBSEQUENT VMs starts . E.g. set it to 240 if you want to wait 240 seconds before starting other VMs.
The full doc can be found by presing the "? HELP" when choosing the booting order.
Love your videos, keep up the good work.
You are great, great video!
Add another playlist for music to the server.
I think you covered everything a new homelab owner would like to see, but I kinda wanna see how to have a pi-hole container in the docker VM with your configuration
Amazing content!
Funny that they actually make "blank" HDMI adapters. I've always had to just shove a resistor into the port. I actually just did this a few months ago to get a first-gen Mac Mini to boot headless so it could serve as my MIDI synth emulator. It never would have occurred to me to look for a commercial product on Amazon! :D
Repairing my homelab currently well taking a break while watching this lol
CPU performance would have been even better if you'd used the host CPU type to get all cpu instructions instead of a limited, compatible set. But other than that great work!
Hi
I'm following your tutorials and I have a question regarding the container setup you use.
Why do you configure the containers setting up the command line params in portainer rather than using a compose file?
Your videos are great and I'm learning a lot!!!
Bro your video helped me to give some Iranian gamers their games with 60 fps who don't access international Internet because of protests
That's great
Nice! I will do mine by following u! Dope
Nice job man, keep it up. Trying to decide how I'm going to set up my next NAS/Server. I've been using TrueNAS core for about a year now, just a simple SAMBA server. Thanks for the Proxmox lesson.
Glad I could help
Q: Why do you want to automount that share instead of just mount it at boot? Is there a particular advantage? Thanks!
Very Nice Video, if you have a domain you could also use that to try using some routing to make your Jellyfin avaible without a VPN tunnel, or learn some Web Hosting Stuff with a Apache Container or something like that
Yep!
Dynamic dns is free. don't need a domain for that.
th-cam.com/video/CGw4Kc424VE/w-d-xo.html Create a Reverse Proxy for self hosted services using Netmaker and Wireguard!
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Obrigado!
Hi, Great video. Have a question about gpu passthrough as I am just getting started with Proxmox. I have Proxmox installed on dedicated hardware, i've setup iommu and I can connect to my proxmox over ethernet to my desktop. So how do I take advantage of the GPU passthrough ?
I LOVE YOU!!!
I built a home server recently, I originally was using Truenas scale as my hypervisor, but after seeing this video I switched over to Proxmox and could not be happier. I love the VPN because my school blocks instagram and some other VPNs are slow, or paid, or timeout after a few minutes. Do you know of a Firefox/Chrome addon that would allow me to connect to the wireguard server from my browser, I've taken a look around but haven't found any. Thanks
i would install the wireguard client on your computer so not just your browser goes through the VPN
Great tutor dude , but can i replace the parsec with sunshine and moonlight ?
because of you i make my first server
thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤
Woo!!
I have made a similar setup with you just with RX6600 from AMD, I got 2 HDMI dummies from aliexpress and i connect them to that GPU but everything freezes when connecting with parsec.
Is your HDMI dummy some special category of HDMI dummy? Mine says it emulates a 4k 60hz screen but no luck so far with it! I have to have a monitor connected to the gpu and to have it powered on all the time
Why didn't you just add the virtio iso as a second cd rom? Good Video thanks for the hard work.
noob question, can we use proxmox as standalone desktop? let say we install ubuntu inside proxmox and running ubuntu for multimedia/ watching youtube?
Consider Sunshine and Moonlight as an open source alternative to Parsec
Hi, you can bypass the cloud login, by telling the device it's on a domain, it will let you create a local account
Quick question: what is (was) the average power consumption for this project? Thinking about catching a similar HW... thanks
So you've passed through your graphic card to the windows10 vm. Is that why you have to run Jellyfin on that windows vm, instead of running it on TrueNas.
what issues where you having with mounting? the main reason I gave up on this was that my Plex LXC container would not auto update upon adding new media and I always assumed it was how I was adding this but never managed to solve it.
Hi, followed your suggestions for wireguard to remotely access the jellyfin server, but I am having some problem accessing the server. I saw that a variable ALLOWEDIPS by default routes all traffic to the internet and blocks other connections from/to the local network, but you seem not to have this problem, even if you did not specify the variable and your ALLOWEDIPS in the logs are 0.0.0.0. do you have any cluw how to solve this?
great video,. why you install jellyfinn to windows. Why not in truenas?
GPU pass thru
amazing video. Thank you for the hard work. i'm having an issue with the gpu pass-thru. in device manager i get an error 43 for my GTX 1650. please help
Hello, can you make a video about testing a NVME drive on old computers?
Love the setup but was thinking about moving the Jellyfin server to be loaded on the TrueNAS VM, would it be possible and work correctly to add a second, maybe lower power GPU to the hardware and use that one as passthrough to the TrueNAS VM for transcoding so the Windows VM doesn't need to be running for the Jellyfin server? Or could you pass a single GPU to both VMs and still get good performance while both are in use?
I would probably just look at setting up TrueNAS bare metal at that point if it were me
@HardwareHaven Thanks for the reply! Basically the scenario is that I've already got a really solid gaming build with a R7-3800x, RTX 3080 10GB, and 32GB RAM but a really old Netgear 2Bay NAS that doesnt have good enough specs to transcode and I'd like to be able to add more physical drives too. I've been looking into building up a home server to replace the NAS and add Wireguard functionality but the setups ive been happy with on paper have all been running $400-$500 to build up before the high capacity drives i wanna get. Ive been searching for the past couple months locally but cant get any good deals to bring down the pricing :/ After watching these 2 videos I was rethinking the setup to just run it all on the system I already have and just add a second cheap GPU just to have that transcoding for Jellyfin and then the VPN would be a perk too, but you're saying to just build up a bare metal system for the server still? Or do you mean run the system with TrueNAS on bare metal as the main boot and add VMs for Windows and Prox?
@@HardwareHaven sorry it's so long winded
@@IFaTaLGeaRx no worries! I would build your TrueNAS machine on bare metal if possible, as it doesn’t seem you need a ton of VMs. If you’re only needing a couple drive bays, look for something like an hp elite or pro desk 800 g3. The 6th7th gen CPU could probably handle transcoding for you using quick sync, or you could add a GPU if it’s not enough. You can find those desktops with two drive bays for less than $100 on ebay
Question: Why not use a dedicated HDD via Proxmox, instead of iscsi. reason I ask. am wondering as to whether to do this for my Lab ?
try setting up a LXC with Jellyfin and pass the GPU through to the LXC for transcoding
Bonjour, je me pose la question quel est le mieux, est-ce VMware Workstation Pro ou Proxmox. Le but est d'utiliser aussi la carte graphique et de faire facilement un copier/coller, pour installer des jeux ou programmes.
I don‘t get it - you are running a gpu with high power consumption 24/7 on your server and use it for occasionally gaming?
A: It's also being used to transcode for jellyfin.
B: The server isn't just for gaming.
C: The gtx1650 is definitely not a card with high power consumption
If something like this doesn't make sense for you, that's totally fine! It doesn't mean it doesn't make sense for others.
That’s so weird, here in Australia your public ip doesn’t change unless you physically go to a new location or if you request a new IP from said isp
47:33
I already had installed Jellyfin, but I uninstalled (for reasons) it and re-installed it. But now when I try to create a Media Library the drive letter for the mounted smb share from the previous video of this series isn't showing up in the Jellyfin Media Library setup. Any idea on how to fix it?
You can skip the windows 11 online account requirement during setup on pro. Just tell it you're joining a work domain. It doesn't actually make you set the domain up there. Just set your local user up after that. But yeah, I loathe that requirement on home.
How can I get audio on the client device from the host of the gaming machine while using parsec?
Could you make a guide on how this back this up with proxmox and trunas ? Thank you
Nop not a think i'm looking for. Why i need to boot windows for jellyfin? I want separate lxc run in linux and uses shared gpu.
Can you make a video of how to share Jellyfin remotely to family. It would be also cool to access the Jellyfin via a tv like in a hotel room so I can watch my movies. Thank you
Why do you need to be on wire guard? Parsec works outside of the network.
This looks like a really fun learning tool and a great way to acquire and hone professional skills, but kinda questionable as a long-term productivity system. Five computers in one box means that a hardware failure takes down 5 computers instead of one.
If you back things up properly it not too hard to restore everything
cluster of 2 with redundancy will solve this
I have a question why every tutorial we need to use remote stuff like parsec or whatever.
If I buy a gpu and go through all of that, can I just use the hdmi/output/dp of that gpu over a monitor why we need to parsec?
Yes you can, but will also need to pass thru USB for peripherals. The reason people use something like parsec is because the whole purpose of making it a VM is that you can access it remotely
loved the video! can someone tell me how to do i gpu pass to windows 7 ? i really want to play some old games that doesn't work on win 10 and above..
Every time I change my windows vm ip to an ip outside my dhcp range, parsec stops being able to connect to my vm. Any tips?
Which usefully duckdns or cloudflare tunnel?
Jellyfin vs Plex - maybe covered in other video, but why do you prefer Jellyfin over other options like Plex?
To be clear, I never said I prefer Jellyfin over Plex. Just using one doesn’t imply a preference. But a lot of people don’t like that Plex requires a paid plan to use hardware transcoding.
@@HardwareHaven actually, my Synology NAS doesn't have hardware encoding and didn't even know Plex did not provide this option in base build without subscription. Thanks for the heads up, getting me motivated to build my own NAS, and keep up the great work!
@@DigitalCircus777 Thanks! Best of luck with any future NAS endeavors haha
Can you do this if you Windows 10 PC has an AMD GPU?
Followed step by step , the vm cannot detect the gpu ...
Is it possible to output multiple VM to only one monitor and easily swith between them?
Not that I’m aware of.. you can do something similar by using one PC to access all of them remotely though using VNC, parsec, etc…
Will it work on an old server board intel s5000vsa dual xeon x5470 and 16gb ddr2 ram
it should work as long as you don't expect to game on it, as the power usage on these might make it a costly affair depending on the games you want to run.
i wish i had the space to put a server like that...
any chance you could have jellyfin running via a portainer?
same as docker
Can we have a video about very low power home build NAS that is capable of 4K transcoding?
Possibly!
i dont know what I did wrong but truenas wont detect my other hard drives besides the one i used to install proxmox
I'm having trouble using hardware acceleration on mine... I installed jellyfin directly on Win 11, still GPU says 0% and keeps buffering forever and CPU 1 ... someone any suggestions? :(
so basically you installed proxmox, then truenas scale on proxmox as vm, then a vm on truenas as a vm on proxmox and make a "gaming pc" on a vm into a vm, into another vm?
Not quite…
Just a windows VM in proxmox
@@HardwareHaven So, how can I do quite the same thing? What I mean is, I have an "old" pc unused, with an 9900K and a 1650 and a 2080ti, I tryied to make a nas with truenas scale, and a "gaming vm" but is seems after that parsec cannot connect (my first idea is to make a little server, a gaming vm, and a little nas) if I still need to do that a have to do a similar thing? idk im just through an idea
@@OuDayas If you want to go the route I did, you can install proxmox onto the system, and then create a VM for your NAS and a VM for your gaming PC. I covered the NAS part in the first of these two videos, and covered setting up a windows VM with GPU pass-thru in this one. Hope that answers your question!
@@HardwareHaven It seems i finally done, but after I created a windows 10 vm, it give me another screen, thats odd but at least it work
Any reason you did jellyfin in windows instead of docker?
OH..... Saw a similar comment, GPU passthrough.... That makes sense.
GPU can be passed through to Docker and its containers as well. It's a bit more work but the advantage is ease of updating Jellyfin/Emby or Plex within Docker.
@@diedrichguenther401 but you can't pass it through the doctor and windows at the same time?
@@TheGodOfAllThatWas ohh! I don't know, I hadn't thought about that. I haven't used Proxmox. According to Craft Computing's video, it's possible with a vGPU.
I setup the vm completely thanx to this video, but one thing im having problem is with audio!
what can i do for it
Hmmm not really sure. You might hit up some forums and such
@@HardwareHaven tried searching the forum, they say attatch the audio device, although i tried attatching the audio device, nothing seem to work. and all the tutorials i have seen all of them has this audio red cross in it
I tried on old Samsung laptop without ethernet connection but wifi only network seems not working. Iptime router cannot distribute IP to laptop.
Yeah, proxmox doesn't' really work with WiFi
kind of stumped.... getting code 43 error within device manager for GPU
Please describe hardware for this video. Thanks you.
"Game i scuzy" 34:50
You do not have to setup an Account when installing Windows11. Just say "i have no Internet" at the install process and all is like Windows 10 ^^
how you fix audio in virt win10?
nice video. but would it not be much easier to install windows directly on that dell server, and install a hypervisor on that windows and install your linux boxes on that virtual machine ? so all your geforce and accerlation stuff would be directly on your hardware, instead of passthroughing all of that graphics. you would have much less overhead and ´configuring shiat to do. 😁😁
Depends on priorities I guess!
If windows is your main priority then that probably does make the most sense. If the Linux machines are a bit more important, it’s probably worth having a dedicated hypervisor so a bad windows update doesn’t brick your whole setup.
And this whole 2 part series is more of a prod of concept than a practical setup
Is actually a Xeon CPU Needed??
Nope
I still dont understand why you need trueNAS scale besides Proxmox
Hopefully you changed your duckdns name after making this video? Fact is you don’t need to blur out your actual IP since you have given everyone watching this your ddns name. All you have to do is nslookup that name and there is your current IP, nothing was hidden. Otherwise enjoyed the video. Perhaps consider using Cloudflare zero trust then you don’t need port forwards, ssl will be sorted and your services will be MFA protected.
Yeah I removed the domain before uploding
I hope you know that blurring out your IP address didn't really hide it in the end, you really should have blurred your domain. All I have to do is ping the domain and I get your IP address. I really really hope that you change the domain.
Very secure password: "admin"
How’d you guess???