By default, Proxmox relies on its internal DNS resolver to handle name resolution for virtual machines and containers. This can cause conflicts if you have a separate DNS configuration set up on your host system. Proxmox may overwrite your local DNS settings, resulting in DNS-related errors or unexpected behavior within

homelab is a simple concept of self-hosting services on your local network and it can be built easily using an old computer, laptop or a raspberry Pi and some old hard drives. these services can be anything from a media server to a password manager, your own website server, a

if you’re just getting started with proxmox, it’s going to take a considerable time setting everything up right and some of the decisions made early on will impact a lot of what you can do. Changing these is going to require more effort and time. So it’s

we start with the assumption that you have a proxmox server set up, you have created an LXC and you have a directory you need to pass through from the host to the container. it may be easier to create privileged containers but it is ideal that unprivileged containers are