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pvesh get nodes/pve4/qemu/105/agent/network-get-interfaces │ result │ [{"hardware-address":"00:00:00:00:00:00","ip-addresses":[{"ip-address":"127.0.0.1","ip-address-type":"ipv4","prefix":8},{"ip-address":"::1","ip-address-type":"ipv6","prefix":128}],"name":"lo","statistics":{"rx-bytes":1010657032,"rx-dropped":0,"rx-errs":0,"rx-packets":5714439,"tx-bytes":1010657032,"tx-dropped":0,"tx-errs":0,"tx-packets":5714439}},{"hardware-address":"0a:25:f9:fb:69:3d","ip-addresses":[{"ip-address":"192.168.128.105","ip-address-type":"ipv4","prefix":24},{"ip-address":"fe80::825:f9ff:feeb:697d","ip-address-type":"ipv6","prefix":64}],"name":"ens18","statistics":{"rx-bytes":5996678058,"rx-dropped":55,"rx-errs":0,"rx-packets":2278196,"tx-bytes":164408943,"tx-dropped":0,"tx-errs":0,"tx-packets":767657}}] and get hostname pvesh get nodes/pve4/qemu/105/agent/get-host-name of course with any of these commands you have to know what host the vm is on, then use the vmid in concert to get info. |
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If I understood it correctly, you wish to have IP address information of Virtual Machines and Containers also synced on Netbox? If so, I agree with it and I am going to work on it later on! As you said, Virtual Machines needs to have Qemu Agent installed on it so that I can get this information and make it available on Netbox. While LXC containers is already ready for API integration through REST API. |
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I'm closing this discussion, since @MrBE4R and @maxdallmair helped deploying Network integration with Proxmox and NetBox! |
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Currently only LXC container IPs and interfaces are recorded, but not VM IPs, MACs, interfaces and hostnames, even with QEMU agent installed.
Option 1: use qemu-guest-agent to get info
apt install qemu-guest-agent
enabling the Guest agent flag in the VM config (in the GUI -> VM -> 'Options')
Proxmox VM Summary now lists IP and actual interface.
Use pvesh commands in following comment to get interface name, IP address and hostname.
Option 2: Use arp to get basic IP info
Look for the mac address in the configuration of the vm. In my example: vmid = 1176
Code:
~# qm config 1176 | grep net
boot: order=scsi0;ide2;net0
net0: virtio=4E:57:9F:01:4E:6F,bridge=vmbr12,firewall=1
Now you can use "arp" to get the current IP address from the MAC:
Code:
~# arp -n | grep -i 4E:57:9F:01:4E:6F
10.12.4.59 ether 4e:57:9f:01:4e:6f C vmbr12
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