Home Assistant…I’d like to run supervised and not have to manage all the supervisor addon’s myself.
I don’t believe I can assign audio to a Proxmox container on a NUC…so this forces me to run Proxmox under Debian. The software I’d like to merge on to this NUC: I am moving to a NUC8i5 with 32gb memory and 1Tb storage. There is no mention about security concerns there.They do have tutorials for other hypervisors too, but I run ProxMox On the Netgate site they actually have a complete tutorial on how to virtualise PFSense with ProxMox. Quite a lot of large enterprises do actually virtualise their firewalls in datacentres. Can you please point to the data that says a VM is less safe than having a physical server in the same subnet? Where is the data that says it defeats the purpose of a firewall or that it is an “attack factor” whatever “attack factor” means. It should be more secure than the average consumer router.Įdit: For those that say it is a no-no to have PFSense on a VM. Containers are obviously different, but containers should also be just as secure as a physical machine on the same subnet, which is how most home users would be setup anyway. I know some will say security issues and all that, but each VM is sandboxed and should be pretty secure, if configured correctly. My goal is to have it all virtualised as well, like the OP. I have to work out what I did wrong there.
I had some issues where HA became unavailable, even though everything else works, when I ran with PFSense.
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