Hey there, i cant connect via my webbrowser. It says ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. I am using chrome as a browser and a Raspberry Pi Model 4B 8GB. I followed each step. Do I have to open a port on my fritzbox ? Thanks for your help
Meant to say fresh image and installation of pimox, ie: install from scratch fixed my web UI access to proxmox. Before doing this, i had no success even though I rebooted, cleared browser cache, and checked ip, pvedaemon service etc... So, just start again with a fresh image install.
I have this very same question. I've been hoarding a Pi, finally decided to put PM on it, watched this and wondered about the OP, since I was actually gonna order one today cause they don't cost an ass and an elbow like RP's rn. I guess it's wortha shot, right?
After following all the steps and after the Proxmox installation is finished I can't SSH again into the Pi4 for some reason , it keeps saying that port 22 timed out
When pressed 'Start Now', an message with 'start failed: QEMU exited with code 1' found, I have repeated two times but it still this error found! How to solve it? Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone! I successfully installed Proxmox and followed all the steps shown in the video. I can connect to the Raspberry Pi and log in without any issues. However, I can't access Proxmox using the Raspberry Pi's IP address. I'm using a UniFi setup-do I need to open a specific port on UniFi to make it work?
Check Firewall or Port Blocking on UniFi Setup: UniFi systems might block certain ports by default. To allow traffic to the Proxmox web interface, follow these steps: Login to UniFi Controller: Access the UniFi Controller via its IP or hostname. Verify Port Forwarding Rules: Navigate to Settings > Firewall & Security. Ensure there’s no rule blocking traffic to port 8006 for the Raspberry Pi’s IP. Open Port if Necessary: If the firewall blocks the traffic, create a new rule: Source IP/Network: Your local network or device IP. Destination: Raspberry Pi's IP. Protocol: TCP. Port: 8006.
Looks so easy till i done installing myself, been trying like 6 times now my Rpi4 wont connect to wifi even via ethernet cable upon restart when the installation finished. Im running headless now can’t figure what is the problem 😢
Just remember people can brute force you SSH password in less than 5 minutes with hydra! Make sure to use your SSH keys after getting the first connection. Change the SSH config file to only accept SSH keys and remove the password connection, finish the setup and remove old keys, its alot harder to brute force an algarithm than a plain text psswrd.
Or just not open proxmox outside of your network. Keeping proxmox internally means that a bad actor needs to gain access to the network first. For external use, setup a VPN to connect into the network, and have nothing else open.
Hello Ksk Royal, I'm new to the linux world and was able to get proxmox and a VM of Debian12 running! Your video was helpful and to the point; thank you for this presentation. I have a project that I'm working on where I'm to setup and deploy OpenWRT using proxmox installed on a raspberry Pi4B. Would it be possible for you to provide an instructional supplemental video showing how this is done? I've tried a few options presented on other youtube video's, all of which aren't working; I also noted that said video's aren't geared towards installing OpenWRT/Proxmox on a raspberry pi. If you know if any video's which dive into installing OpenWRT via Proxmox on a raspberry pi4, could you please provide a link for me to examine? Thanks in advance.
i cannot connect to pimox via browser with this setup. followed each step several times. cannot get it running. any ideas? do i have to open port 8006? Oo
its not reccomended to set a static ip within the dhcp range without reserving the adress. the dhcp server could reasign the ip-adress to another device and cause troubles by having multiple devices on the same ip adress.
I initially came here to just find out if proxmox is compatible with arm / if there is a version that‘s going to run on a Pi so please excuse that I skipped through most of your awesome video but during your setup process you recommended setting the IP address the same as the one that was pulled from DHCP. I strongly disagree with you on that point because this way you can run into conflicts if you turn off your Pi for a while and the dhcp doesn‘t reserve the address since it‘s set from the nodes side and gives it away to another host. Then you turn on your pi again and there will be two devices with the same IP address on the network. You should set a static IP outside your configured DHCP range which means that it will for sure not be the one given to the pi initially.
I tried the same way on my pi and never had a problem. I could agree with your word, I shouldn't have set the same IP as static assigned by DHCP server. Its always a better practice to set the static IP by logging into router.. Thanks for correcting me.
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this video needs more love
I gave it a thumb.
This was FANTASTIC. Clear, straight forward, easy to follow, all the good stuff. Thanks!!
Hi
Everything worked to Install ProxMox Virtual Environment On Raspberry Pi 4, best instructions, thank you very much :)
Thanks buddy. Awesome tutorial!
Hey there, i cant connect via my webbrowser. It says ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. I am using chrome as a browser and a Raspberry Pi Model 4B 8GB. I followed each step. Do I have to open a port on my fritzbox ? Thanks for your help
I have the same problem, but do not know how I can fix it.
I had the same problem. Ended up running raspi-imager again and installing image “Raspberry Pi OS Lite 64-bit”. And managed to ssh into it.
@@martym-sd7qr the problem is, i could ssh into the raspi, but the webbrowers did not allow any connection. It said connection refused
Meant to say fresh image and installation of pimox, ie: install from scratch fixed my web UI access to proxmox. Before doing this, i had no success even though I rebooted, cleared browser cache, and checked ip, pvedaemon service etc... So, just start again with a fresh image install.
This is an extra positive comment, since there's a shortage of comments on this excellent vid.
Thank you so much ..
top endlich eine Anleitung welche funktioniert hatte. Nun eine für RASp 5 suchen und versuchen.
Is it funtional in orange pi 5 sbc as well?
I didnt have a orange pi 5 to try ..
I have this very same question. I've been hoarding a Pi, finally decided to put PM on it, watched this and wondered about the OP, since I was actually gonna order one today cause they don't cost an ass and an elbow like RP's rn. I guess it's wortha shot, right?
Can you install Apache Server with Proxmox?
After following all the steps and after the Proxmox installation is finished I can't SSH again into the Pi4 for some reason , it keeps saying that port 22 timed out
You might need to either change the sshd_config line permitrootlogin change to yes and uncomment?
When pressed 'Start Now', an message with 'start failed: QEMU exited with code 1' found, I have repeated two times but it still this error found! How to solve it? Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone! I successfully installed Proxmox and followed all the steps shown in the video. I can connect to the Raspberry Pi and log in without any issues. However, I can't access Proxmox using the Raspberry Pi's IP address. I'm using a UniFi setup-do I need to open a specific port on UniFi to make it work?
Check Firewall or Port Blocking on UniFi Setup:
UniFi systems might block certain ports by default. To allow traffic to the Proxmox web interface, follow these steps:
Login to UniFi Controller:
Access the UniFi Controller via its IP or hostname.
Verify Port Forwarding Rules:
Navigate to Settings > Firewall & Security.
Ensure there’s no rule blocking traffic to port 8006 for the Raspberry Pi’s IP.
Open Port if Necessary:
If the firewall blocks the traffic, create a new rule:
Source IP/Network: Your local network or device IP.
Destination: Raspberry Pi's IP.
Protocol: TCP.
Port: 8006.
Looks so easy till i done installing myself, been trying like 6 times now my Rpi4 wont connect to wifi even via ethernet cable upon restart when the installation finished. Im running headless now can’t figure what is the problem 😢
Did you ever get it?
thanks for the tutorial
Most welcome.
Your tutorial is very good!!
Can you tell me if virtualization works well with Windows 10?
I tried windows 11 its very slow
Which kali linux iso should be used to install it in Raspberry Pi Proxmox ?
kali linux arm64 iso
Just remember people can brute force you SSH password in less than 5 minutes with hydra!
Make sure to use your SSH keys after getting the first connection. Change the SSH config file to only accept SSH keys and remove the password connection, finish the setup and remove old keys, its alot harder to brute force an algarithm than a plain text psswrd.
Thanks for telling will include about it in future videos.
Or just not open proxmox outside of your network.
Keeping proxmox internally means that a bad actor needs to gain access to the network first.
For external use, setup a VPN to connect into the network, and have nothing else open.
Hello Ksk Royal, I'm new to the linux world and was able to get proxmox and a VM of Debian12 running! Your video was helpful and to the point; thank you for this presentation. I have a project that I'm working on where I'm to setup and deploy OpenWRT using proxmox installed on a raspberry Pi4B. Would it be possible for you to provide an instructional supplemental video showing how this is done? I've tried a few options presented on other youtube video's, all of which aren't working; I also noted that said video's aren't geared towards installing OpenWRT/Proxmox on a raspberry pi. If you know if any video's which dive into installing OpenWRT via Proxmox on a raspberry pi4, could you please provide a link for me to examine? Thanks in advance.
i cannot connect to pimox via browser with this setup. followed each step several times. cannot get it running. any ideas? do i have to open port 8006? Oo
make sure 8006 is not used by any other services.
i can ssh into the proxmos raspberry pi but browser not opening the GUI on port 8006
what could be the issue?
make sure its https
@@Arben40 Tried that...not working. Will reinstall and check
@@aviborse1
you solved? I have the same problem as you
me too
It's working in bullseye and not in bookworm
Does anyone have a tip on how to get Raspian OS on the Primox?
Will overclocking damage the pi?
It wont as long as your provide sufficient CPU cooling.
its not reccomended to set a static ip within the dhcp range without reserving the adress. the dhcp server could reasign the ip-adress to another device and cause troubles by having multiple devices on the same ip adress.
I haven't face any issues so far.
@@kskroyaltech thats because it only causes issues if you are unlucky or have allot off devices comming and going on your network.
Would the PBS VM run on this?
here is link to know more about that: www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/ssadgw/did_something_stupid_ive_installed_pbs_on_a/
Dude you managed to get Pimax to boot
a raspberry machine
starting from an img format disk import
I initially came here to just find out if proxmox is compatible with arm / if there is a version that‘s going to run on a Pi so please excuse that I skipped through most of your awesome video but during your setup process you recommended setting the IP address the same as the one that was pulled from DHCP. I strongly disagree with you on that point because this way you can run into conflicts if you turn off your Pi for a while and the dhcp doesn‘t reserve the address since it‘s set from the nodes side and gives it away to another host. Then you turn on your pi again and there will be two devices with the same IP address on the network. You should set a static IP outside your configured DHCP range which means that it will for sure not be the one given to the pi initially.
I tried the same way on my pi and never had a problem. I could agree with your word, I shouldn't have set the same IP as static assigned by DHCP server. Its always a better practice to set the static IP by logging into router.. Thanks for correcting me.
thanks
This ist not working anymor...
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
ceph-fuse : Depends: libfmt7 (>= 7.1.3+ds1) but it is not installable
libpve-rs-perl : Depends: perlapi-5.32.1 but it is not installable
libpve-u2f-server-perl : Depends: perlapi-5.32.1 but it is not installable
librados2-perl : Depends: perlapi-5.32.1 but it is not installable
lxc-pve : Depends: libgnutlsxx28 but it is not installable
pve-cluster : Depends: perlapi-5.32.1 but it is not installable
pve-qemu-kvm : Depends: liburing1 (>= 0.7) but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
c
Will update the tutorial soon.
After the Installation was finished without erors. Cant Connect to proxmox web server. Eror messeg: Connection refused.
Same
same :(@@bhandhitniyomsin7364
Great.... You killed my external SSD enclosure.
what happened?