Recent content by Dowd

I am sure there is a thread about this, but I am not sure where to look. I think its ZFS related, but I don't understand the reason. I currently have a proxmox server with: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 192GB RAM 2 x 4TB NVME, On it, I have 3 VMs 1 x Windows VM, allocated 8 cores, 16GB RAM 2 x Debian VM...

To start, I am trying to optimize performance with Proxmox VMs to use as much of my host CPU performance within 1-2 generations of current. My host machine is running a Ryzen 5800X. All the machines I will be running these VMs will be at least that generation or better. While performance testing...

Oh wow, didn't know the that guide existed. Thank you for the extra resource! I was differing to the proxmox wiki.

Is there any documentation about the correct format for this field in the webui? For example if say I want to do every day at 4 AM or every other day at 4 AM. I searched the backup portion of the wiki but there wasn't much being discussed on this subject.

You are absolutely correct. I cant believe I missed that completely.

I am updated all the way to the latest and have no remaining updates on my Proxmox instance. When I first setup Proxmox, the first step I did was enable the firewall for the hypervisor and only accept packets from my home IP address. This was all done via the Firewall > Add via the Proxmox Web...

I dunno if I missed something in the documentation but I can't find any info about this. I have a total of 6 NICs in my existing server, fresh install of proxmox currently sits on vmbr0 which has port eno1 under its ports/slaves, after I get setup I would like to switch promox to vmbr1 which...

Understood, that makes more sense. In my mind local and local-lvm were on the same level or local was above local-lvm, hence my confusion. Thank you.

Am I understanding correctly then its Drive -> EXT4 -> Local-LVM -> Local?

I can't seem to find a good explanation for this. After installing Proxmox with the default ext4 partition scheme I see the following: Can someone explain the difference and the purpose of local vs local-lvm? As far as I can tell local is designed for housing isos, backups, etc while...