Hey @marcio79,
Your concerns are understandable, particularly if you're used to the update cadence of enterprise platforms from a few years ago. However, the security landscape has changed, and virtualization hosts require a different approach...
I would recommend putting the virtualization (VM) portion aside for now. You have basic Linux network management issue.
The NIC0, if it is the underlying NIC for the vmbr0, does not need an IP address in most basic configuration.
However, we do...
Hi @donB ,
Can you provide more factual details:
ip a / from the server
ip a / from the VM
qm config [vmid] / from the server
What you expect the networking to be:
server IP, subnet, gateway
vm IP, subnet, gateway
outside test machine IP...
This answer is AI assisted:
Everything below writes to the target, so it must be a scratch disk, not the Elastic one.
Step 1: Raw-device write and verify. Add a scratch virtual disk to a test VM on the same storage (san-vol-2), with the same...
Hi @Bruce.kh, welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear about your issue. It’s very frustrating to be on the verge of losing data like this.
Data recovery is a big industry, and specialists can charge tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of...
Hi @Gary_F ,
In many cases the FC mapping is vendor dependent. Given that PVE is using Linux as the underlying OS, you should grab your SAN vendor's Linux configuration guide and follow that.
Once you have the basics done, you can use our guide...
It would be equally interesting, if not more so, to learn the NFS vendor, model, and version.
Cheers.
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Hi @mosheb, there are a few guides floating around that will assist you. I've not tried them - just did a cursory search:
https://mattglass-it.com/windows-10-template/...
Great, thank you for the update. Happy I could help, and good work on troubleshooting the issue down to an NFS protocol compatibility.
You can mark the thread as SOLVED to keep the forum tidy.
Cheers.
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ok so we managed to solve the issue on the new NFS storage
1. we created a new storage without snapshot-as-volume-chain feature
2. we created a vm fresh windows
3. took veeam backup --- same issue so we figured the snapshot-as-volume-chain...
Assuming for the moment that the SaVC option is indeed not applicable to your setup, I would suggest taking a methodical approach to troubleshooting.
Create a test VM with a test disk and populate it with test data. Then reproduce the issue...
Can you actually check and uncheck it, or is it checked because someone manually edited the configuration file?
In my cluster the option is unchecked in GUI and cannot be checked.
Note that even if it is "checked" manually, it may be a red...
Hi @smoKeyY , welcome to the forum.
The Snapshot-as-volume-chain is NOT for NFS storage, but for block storage (iSCSI, FC, etc) with LVM layer on it. I don't think the system allows you to enable SaVC on an NFS storage pool, if it did - thats is...
This is not unexpected. The next steps would be to try the suggested testing and/or reach out to Proxmox support.
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Hi @dme31 , welcome to the forum.
Your situation might be related to this thread: PVE 9.2.x, and shared thick LVM on multipath, with guests reading back data different from what was written and nothing in the host or SAN logs. The summary of...
Hi @scontin,
Thanks for the mention! You're right, hardware cost is a real problem right now, and flash isn't getting cheaper anytime soon.
I know you asked about options beyond Blockbridge, but this seemed worth mentioning. What we're seeing...
I think enough tokens were spent on this banter. Best of luck!
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Some of us like to know what it is we're running as root.
So you're going to put it on the eventual users to each individually reformat your thing to make sure it is reasonable and that your account hasn't been hacked by someone who is...
All the LLMs have the very useful "sceptic" mode. I find it invaluable. In fact pitting one against the other often gives you a more refined result.
Overengineered: Excessive code for a simple task, including custom TTY detection and ANSI color...