No, when the vm shuts down on its own. I want proxmox to restart it.

Here's a simple example:

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In the child component `Child1`, you can then define a CascadingParameter:

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And in `Child2`, you can use it like so:

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This way, the `Child2` component can access the value of `Parameter` passed from its ancestor without needing to explicitly pass it through each intermediate child. How can I restart proxmox vm everytime it shuts down

To automatically restart a Proxmox VM every time it shuts down, you can use the `qm set` command with the `-onboot 1` option. This will ensure that your virtual machine (VM) is started automatically when Proxmox boots.

Here's how you can do it:

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qm set -onboot 1

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Replace `` with the ID of your Proxmox VM.

### Example:

If you have a VM with an ID of `100`, you would run:

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qm set 100 -onboot 1

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This command tells Proxmox to start VM `100` every time it boots.

### Additional Options

- **Autostart on Host Boot**: The `-onboot 1` option ensures that the VM starts automatically when Proxmox itself boots.

### Important Notes

- Ensure your VM has a valid boot disk and BIOS settings configured correctly to allow it to start up properly.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your Proxmox VM is automatically restarted every time the host machine shuts down. No, when the vm shuts down on its own. I want proxmox to restart it.

To configure Proxmox VE (PVE) so that a virtual machine (VM) restarts automatically when it shuts down on its own, you can use the `onboot` parameter in the VM's configuration. This parameter is set to `1` by default for most virtual machines when they are created, but if it has been changed or not explicitly set, you can add it manually.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Log in to the Proxmox VE web interface.

2. Navigate to your node and then click on "Virtual Environment".

3. Find the VM you want to configure for automatic restarts, select it, and click on its ID.

4. Go to the "Hardware" tab at the top of the page.

5. Click on `Add` in the lower left corner and select a disk (`SCSI Controller`) if it's not already set up for your VM.

6. Find or create an empty file (e.g., `emptyfile`).

7. Click on the "Options" tab and look for a disk with your VM's root partition.

8. Add or modify the following line in the `config` section of that disk:

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onboot=1

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Alternatively, you can edit the VM's configuration file directly. The path to this file is typically `/etc/pve/qemu-server/.conf`, where `` is your virtual machine's ID.

1. Open the configuration file with a text editor (e.g., nano, vim):

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sudo nano /etc/pve/qemu-server/.conf

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2. Add or modify the following line under the `options` section:

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onboot=1

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3. Save and close the file.

4. Restart Proxmox VE to apply changes (optional):

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sudo systemctl restart pve-cluster

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After making these changes, your VM should automatically start again when it shuts down on its own.