CC-Plugins CC-Proxmox Software Plugin for HS4

CCProxmox CC-Proxmox links HomeSeer HS4 to the Proxmox VE REST API and turns your node and each VM/container into HomeSeer devices with live CPU, RAM and disk plus full Start/Stop/Reboot/Shutdown control. On top of that it adds a live dashboard with trend graphs, a snapshot manager, per-event notifications (via CC-Pushover and/or email), and one-click noVNC/SPICE consoles. A single managed assembly runs on both Windows and Linux (mono). Main Features Per-guest devices for every QEMU VM and LXC container: Start / Reboot / Shutdown / Stop, CPU %, RAM %, Disk %, Uptime — with live 'Starting…/Stopping…' feedback. Node device for the Proxmox host: CPU / RAM / root disk, a disk feature for every datastore, uptime, and Guests Running / Total. Live dashboard: at-a-glance tiles, per-node meters, per-datastore storage, a full guest table, trend line graphs (CPU/mem/disk) with selectable auto-refresh, and one-click CSV export. Consoles: a noVNC button opens the native Proxmox browser console; a SPICE button hands VMs a one-time .vv file that opens in virt-viewer with no Proxmox login. Guided Manage VMs page to discover guests and pick exactly which to monitor. Test Connection on the Settings page, shown as the plugin status. Category logging (quiet by default), a built-in Help page, and an optional online 'Update available' badge plus a 'Visit Forum' button, both driven by a hosted JSON you control. Two auth modes: username/password (recommended — required for the console) or an API token for monitoring/control. Self-signed certificates handled out of the box on Windows and Linux. Included Software License Codes Requirements HomeSeer HS4-Powered System Compatible with Windows and Linux HomeSeer HS4 (Windows or Linux/mono). A Proxmox VE host reachable on port 8006 from the HomeSeer machine. A Proxmox login (or API token) with read access; add VM power/snapshot rights for control (PVEAuditor on / for monitoring, PVEVMAdmin for Start/Stop/Snapshot). SPICE console needs virt-viewer on the client and a SPICE display on the VM. Push notifications need the free CC-Pushover plugin. HomeSeer HS4 (Windows or Linux/mono). A Proxmox VE host reachable on port 8006 from the HomeSeer machine. A Proxmox login (or API token) with read access; add VM power/snapshot rights for control (PVEAuditor on / for monitoring, PVEVMAdmin for Start/Stop/Snapshot). SPICE console needs virt-viewer on the client and a SPICE display on the VM. Push notifications need the free CC-Pushover plugin. Links Support Forum How to install plugins