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Datacenter > Firewall: the cluster-wide firewall in five inner tabs -- the datacenter's rules
(add, edit, delete, enable or disable, reorder, reusing the guest firewall's rule dialog), the
options (a master Enable switch that asks you to type ENABLE first because an inbound DROP
policy can lock you out of every node, input and output policy, ebtables, the log rate limit),
security groups and the rules inside them, aliases, and IP sets with their entries (including the nomatch exclusion flag). Needs a signed-in session and Sys.Modify on /; changes forward
PVE's digest where it accepts one. New routes under /api/actions/datacenter/firewall/*.
Datacenter -> Backup Jobs: the Datacenter page's Backup Jobs tab manages the cluster's scheduled
vzdump jobs like PVE's Datacenter -> Backup panel. The table shows each job's schedule, next run,
storage, mode, which guests it covers, compression, retention and comment, with an inline
Enabled switch; add and edit a job (schedule presets or a custom calendar event, all guests with
an exclude list, a pool or chosen guests, keep-* retention, email notification, advanced
options), "Run now", a "Show included guests" sheet with each guest's volumes (a drive with backup=0 is marked), and delete behind a typed-job-id confirmation. Needs a signed-in session
and Sys.Modify on / (Run now: VM.Backup on each guest and Datastore.AllocateSpace on the
storage).
Datacenter -> Users & Permissions (T68): manage users, groups, ACL entries and API tokens, view roles, and change passwords from
the Datacenter page. Writes go through new /api/actions/datacenter/access/* routes (session sign-in only, one privilege checked per
call, PVE's own refusals relayed); a password is never logged or echoed and a new API token's secret is shown once, never stored.
Datacenter -> Storage and Datacenter -> Pools. The Storage tab lists every storage definition with
its usage and adds, edits and removes them (Directory, NFS, SMB/CIFS, LVM, LVM-Thin, ZFS and
Proxmox Backup Server, with scan helpers, node selection and keep-* retention); removing one drops
the definition only, never the data, and local cannot be removed. The Pools tab creates, comments
and deletes pools and adds or removes guests and storages. New routes under /api/actions/datacenter/storage and /api/actions/datacenter/pools need a session sign-in and Datastore.Allocate / Pool.Allocate; CIFS and PBS passwords are sent to PVE once and are never
logged, echoed or stored.
Node → Network: the node's Network tab now lists every interface and lets you create a Linux
bridge, bond or VLAN, edit an interface (a physical one only its addressing, autostart, MTU and
comment) and delete a bridge, bond or VLAN. Proxmox only stages these changes, so a pending
banner shows the diff with Apply configuration (typed APPLY confirmation; applying can
disconnect the node from the network if the configuration is wrong) and Revert. Needs a
signed-in session and Sys.Modify on the node; deleting the interface that carries the address
Proxion reaches Proxmox at is refused.