First access to the Proxmox panel
Log in to Proxmox VE from the customer area, discover the web interface and locate your KVM VMs and LXC containers.
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Your offer Proxmox Anthony IT Solutions includes a dedicated hypervisor with interface Proxmox VE for managing KVM virtual machines and LXC containers. This guide explains how to access the panel from the customer area, navigate through the interface and identify essential elements.
Proxmox VE centralizes VM creation, snapshots, network and VNC console. You have guaranteed resources (vCore, RAM, storage) to distribute between your machines.
Access from the customer area
- Log in on cloud.anthony-it-solutions.fr/client
- Open My services and select your Proxmox offer
- Click Control panel or Manage
- The panel displays status, monitoring and power actions of your VM
- For the complete Proxmox interface, use the Proxmox web link if provided on your service
Proxmox interface structure
- Datacenter, global view node, storage, users
- Node (node), CPU, RAM, physical server network
- VM / CT, individual KVM machines and LXC containers
- Stockage, local-lvm, ISO, backups, snippets
- Network, bridges (vmbr0), VLAN, interfaces
First audits
- Confirm the allocated resources (vCore, RAM, disk) in the service summary
- Check the main IPv4 displayed, see network & IP
- Test the console, console VNC
Logical sequence
Create your first VM: KVM virtual machine or container: LXC. Before any major changes, plan a snapshot: snapshots.
FAQ
Are Proxmox and VPS Linux identical? No. The Linux VPS is a managed VM; Proxmox gives you the hypervisor to create multiple VM yourself.