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My 2 cents: Proxmox is too rigid. For example: 1. Proxmox cannot even join a network using DHCP requiring manual IP configuration. 2. Disk encryption is a hel
by garganzol 1y ago
My 2 cents: Proxmox is too rigid. For example:
1. Proxmox cannot even join a network using DHCP requiring manual IP configuration.
2. Disk encryption is a hell instead of checkbox in installer
3. Wi-Fi - no luck (rarely used for real servers, but frequently for r&d racks)
Of course, it is a Debian core underneath and a lot of things are possible given enough time and persistence, but other solutions have them out of the box.
- ohdeardear 1y ago[flagged]
- kaliszad 1y agoIf you were more polite, you could have a good entry to the discussion. Yes, Proxmox is built on Debian so anything Debian can do Proxmox VE can mostly do as well without major issues.
- ohdeardear 1y ago[dead]
- SirMaster 1y agoMy Proxmox seems to use DHCP just fine by putting "iface eno1 inet dhcp" in /etc/network/interfaces