What have I broken?

[pquodling]

Absolutely loving this but I am encountering two problems.

I spin up new instances, and they grab an address from my DHCP Server (Router) in it's unassigned space (192.168.0.200 to .250
My OCD likes to have particular hosts in IP ranges - i.e. proxmox hosts from .130 to .150.

I have been able to do this by going to the host in the proxmox display, working out it's MAC Address, then going to my router, and adding that MAC address assigned to a Specific IP Address, then rebooting it. Any suggestions?

Works for everything except a docker lxc - I don't have any docker containers running it it yet, but it won't pick up my preferred address.

Second problem is in the Installed Script Page - most of my LXCs are showing a "failed" in the status column - I can get to them via their web address and/or console so they are running, but not clear what has "failed"?

[pquodling]

bump.

in summary - what is the best way to fix a container's IP to a specific address.

and

What does FAILED in the status column of the Installed Script Page mean? And how to I fix/clear it.

[asylumexp]

For your IP addresses, when creating an LXC you can manually set an IP address by selecting advanced install, then at the IP configuration stage selecting manual, then typing in the IPv4 with cidr notation (eg 192.168.0.130/24 if your subnet mask is 255.255.255.0), and gateway address. If you want all LXCs to be between the range of ,130 and ,150 run an install script, go to settings, hit edit default vars, then paste in this (if your gateway is on .0.1)

var_net=192.168.0.130/24-192.168.0.150/24
var_gateway=192.168.0.1

This will make all of your IPs be between this range WHENEVER you choose option 3 user defaults when setting up a script. For existing containers the easiest way to set it is in the Proxmox GUI → Container → Network → (interface name, eg eth0) → Edit → set IPv4 to Static, fill in CIDR + gateway → reboot the container.

For the failed status, I think that's PVE Script local you're using? If you are I haven't worked with it much so I'll need someone else's input for that. @community-scripts/contributor