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Proxmox-NUT Homelab HOWTO - Step 2: Setup email using gmail.smtp.com as relay / Test Email from shell and Proxmox GUI / Test Proxmox startup / shutdown notification

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Step 2: Setup email using gmail.smtp.com as relay / Test Email from shell and Proxmox GUI / Test Proxmox startup / shutdown notification We will set up Gmail as a relay within Debian (the OS on which Proxmox runs). We will look at the options within Proxmox that allow us to configure email communication on this SMTP. We will also configure Debian so that whenever it starts and stops it alerts us with an email. Generate a Gmail app password setup   Log into Gmail, click on the cog and click on "Manage Google Account". In the search bar, type "App Passwords". Enter a name that describes where the password is used. This step is very important because this name is the only way to remember where this app password is being used. If you have many app passwords, you can easily recognise which password is used where. Furthermore, if you decide to disengage an SMTP relay all you have to do is delete the app associated with that service. Copy the generated password into...

Proxmox-NUT Homelab HOWTO - Step 3: Install Windows Server 2022 and Configure Shutdown from Proxmox/QEMU Guest Agent

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Step 3: Install Windows Server 2022 and Configure Shutdown from Proxmox/QEMU Guest Agent We will install Windows Server 2022 and configure it to shut down from Proxmox without human intervention. Downloading the ISOs You will need the Windows Server ISO from Microsoft and the VirtIO from Fedora. Go to the Windows Server Download page from Microsoft. Right-click on the hyperlink representing the ISO you want and choose Copy Link In Proxmox, head over to the local (pve1) Click on ISO images and paste the URL you copied in step 1. Click the QueryURL This should resolve to the Win2K22 ISO. Click Download . The download should commence. Close the Download window. Head over to the VirtIO driver page from Fedora. Click on the latest driver (this HowTo uses driver version 0.1.248 -- https://fedorapeople.org/groups/virt/virtio-win/direct-downloads/archive-virtio/virtio-win-0.1.248-1/ ). Right click on the ISO file and copy the URL. Repeat steps 2 – 5 for this ISO. Wait unt...