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Does it work if you run that same command on the shell? You would need to populate and export PBS_PASSWORD_FILE and PBS_REPOSITORY

You should not have the same network configured in more than one interface: the system will not really know which one to use to reach the systems in that network and there might be issues with ARP depending on the values of rp_filter. You need a different network for each interface, let's say...

Not sure if I understand your configuration. Please post your /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/pve/storage.cfg

An option could be to use hookscripts [1] to recreate the "ephemeral" disk every time the VM starts. Somewhat risky and the OS / Apps would have to create the filesystem directory tree every time. You could also create a local drive on every host, put a filesystem, etc so when the VM boots it...

Thanks! It's been ages since I last tried it, but it behaved like that in the past.

PVE will use the nic(s)/vlan/bond/bridge were there's an IP that can reach the target. So, it depends on your network configuration and the network configuration of the target (i.e. on which IPs of the target the portal is served).

The disk will not be included in the backup if Backup isn't ticked. Be very careful when restoring that VM: if restoring to the same VMID, the restore will remove the VM, deleting the non-backed-up disk. Then, only the backed up disks will be restored. That means that you may lose some...

Did you try the text installer? At which point exactly it goes blank?

Disable X2APIC in BIOS. There are a few reports about this on Dell machines. but don't know what causes them. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/black-screen-installation.143841/post-649200

Yes, the datastore should be in a subdirectory, not root. I have filed a bug [1] because IMHO PBS should not allow to create datastores in "/". Maybe you can recover you backups creating a new datastore in the right path and doing a sync (dcsapak was faster to reply), but haven't really tested...

Run cat /etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg to find out where did you setup your datastore.

I've seen more issues with the VSS part (having to reset the MS DTC, having to manually remove a half installed VSS provider, etc) than the agent itself. I suppose the VSS part is ok per you previous posts. Every time I've seen the error that your are facing it's been because either the agent...

It's PVE who has the lock so only one backup per PVE host will run. If you have a few nodes in a cluster, each one can run a backup task at once.

Sorry, I don't agree with you. Feel free to open a bug request in bugzilla [1] and propose your changes. [1] https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/buglist.cgi?component=HA&list_id=41729&product=pve&resolution=---

So don't configure HA for those VMs: problem solved.

I would like to know your use case for HA with local storage, as I can't really find a situation were it will work. Again, shared storage is a requirement for HA.

That doesn't always apply. I.e. you may be using ZFS a local storage + storage replication and configure HA to use a group with those "storage replicated" servers. You should simply not configure a VM in HA if you know that the VM will not be able to be moved to another server. Some kind of...

Maybe firewall or network related? Can you ssh without password from node 02 to node 01? pvesh uses SSH to reach other nodes, but webUI uses api on port 8006. Make really sure that /etc/hosts file in every node has an entry for the node with the correct IP. PVE does not need an entry in hosts...

Please define "not working" in detail, messages, logs, etc.

This should be placed in the bug tracker [1] as an Enhancement. [1] https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/buglist.cgi?component=Firewall&list_id=41714&product=pve&resolution=---