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VM Configuration
CPU Configuration
Memory Configuration
Display Configuration
std - Standard VGA, most compatible
qxl - Best for SPICE remote access with multi-monitor support
virtio - Best performance for Linux guests with virtio drivers
serial0 - Text-only serial console, no graphical display
Video memory in MB (4-512). Default is 16MB. Higher values useful for higher resolutions.
Disk Configuration
ISO/CD-ROM Images
Network Interfaces
Boot Options
Drag and drop to reorder boot devices
The VM will attempt to boot from devices in the order shown above. Available devices depend on your VM configuration.
VM will automatically start when the Proxmox node boots
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Reset Root Password

If the VM is running and the QEMU guest agent is active, the password is changed immediately. Otherwise falls back to cloud-init cipassword — takes effect on next reboot.

QEMU Guest Agent

Enables improved guest integration: graceful shutdown, IP reporting, file system freeze, and in-guest password reset. Requires qemu-guest-agent installed in the guest OS.

Cloud-Init
is node-local — a snippet here won't follow the VM on migration (cloud-init would lose it). Prefer a shared storage, or create a shared /etc/pve snippet storage.
Storage doesn't allow snippets yet.
Node write access ready ProxUI needs SSH access to write snippets to nodes.
ProxUI will install its SSH key into root's authorized_keys (shared across the cluster via pmxcfs), then write snippets over SFTP.
This cluster uses root@pam — the node console can install the key without a password.
If other ProxUI instances have already installed a key here:
show public key (manual install) 

                            

                        

                        

                    


                    

                    
                    

                        
                        

                            
                            
                            
                        

                        

                            Adds a chpasswd block (with ssh_pwauth) to the YAML above.
                            The password is stored in plaintext inside the snippet file — use SSH keys where you can.
                        

                    


                    
                    

                        

                             Valid cloud-init config.
                        

                        

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