Proxmox setup with quantum internet
SOLVED! I needed to edit the gateway in the Linux bridge as that was one of the last places I found was set incorrectly. Thanks to all that helped, and gave input!
I'm just getting into homelabbing and I'm working on getting my first proxmox install set up for home assistant, jellyfin/plex, immich, etc --trying to stop paying for services and hosting myself. I have a brand new install PVE 9.2.2 completed, I can access the interface, but in trying to do apt-get update/apt update/apt distro-update it keeps giving me errors. I've gotten the "failed: exit code 100", the "can't connect to host", and "failed to fetch http://...... Temporary failure resolving ......" (On all repositories that are enabled --I disabled all of the "enterprise" repos and added the no-subscription repo)
I've tried changing the DNS to my modem IP, the gateway address, the DNS address, found directly on quantum's modem configuration, I've tried 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, and 9.9.9.9 and still run into the same issues with minimal changes to the faults. I pinged all of the above in the shell and it tells me that it pings it 56(84) bytes of data, and then sends a repeating fault "From 192.168.0.99 Destination host unreachable" (192.168.0.99 is my server). I have the server plugged into my wired network pod, set the IP as static, verified that the IP is the same both on the server and quantum, I made sure that my router didn't give IP to any other device on my network, I have dug through TONS of forums of people having similar issues, and have tried all of the suggestions there. I've tried reinstalling proxmox several times (on 2 different PCs) and still end up with the same issue no matter what I do. Edited the /etc/network/interfaces several times, verified "ip a" is the same everywhere else.
Tldr: fresh install of proxmox does not get updates, I've tried several tutorials/suggestions I can find in forums/YouTube/etc
Any tips, suggestions, tutorials (preferably with a lot of information about what the goal/intention is to help me understand more of what I'm doing) I'm extremely new to any of this (I barely installed Linux last month and have been tinkering away learning tons about it -- Fedora)
Edit: Solved!