It is not a file system at all. It is a volume manager.
This is correct. The PVE software acts as an arbiter to make it safe.
PVE/LVM scheme does not need or use cluster-aware file system. One could use CAFS instead of LVM or with it outside of...
Everyone has their own definition of what DEV is. There is nothing special you need to do with PVE except install it. PVE is a Hypervisor, it doesn't care what you run in it.
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Here is something you can try:
A) create a simple VM with only PVE CI configuration. Boot it, then manually mount the CDrom and examine the files.
B) create the VM through whatever means you use, repeat the same steps.
Compare where the...
Perhaps you should post it here and someone will assist you.
That would be an issue. If you run the remaining requested commands - someone pay spot more information and provide help.
You can also plug this into the search engine : linux read...
have you investigated this?
what happens when you: touch /var/lib/pve-cluster/touch.file
touch /etc/touch.file
?
what does "mount" output look like?
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It might, your provider may be limiting the access based on MAC or other factors.
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You may want to review this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/cloud-init-vm-with-dhcp-ip-uses-wrong-hostname.140519/#post-774396
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You have multiple errors related to your root filesystem being Read Only. Do you have space left? Perhaps the fs is not healthy and needs to be fsck'ed.
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Looking at the documentation, the Metro Volume operates in active/active mode across both sites, allowing concurrent reads and writes. From PVE perspective, it has no awareness of this underlying behavior. If you stretch your PVE cluster across...
Hi @sys92, welcome to the forum.
If by “native” you mean vendor-specific FC integrations, then no - there are currently no plans in that direction.
If you’re referring to native FC support within Proxmox VE itself, any developments in this area...
I have to assume the same- but those obviously apply to v1 and v10 according to his network plan, and I left them the same. I'm operating under the assumption that addresses on other vlans would be arbitrary and can/should use normal reserved IP...
I suspect OP is in a Colo location, working with IP's his provider supplied. But I could be wrong, OP has not been forthcoming with any information except configuration files.
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I can't be certain until you share you final configuration. In theory - yes.
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It seems like you are trying to move data to "raw" iSCSI storage. You can't do this - there needs to be an LVM layer on top of the iSCSI.
You may want to read through this article: https://kb.blockbridge.com/technote/proxmox-lvm-shared-storage/...
At the top of the forum/post edit box there are a few helpful icons that you can use to present your data in readable format:
</> - code block that should be used when pasting large amount of log/configuration data
eye with a slash through it -...
and yet the GUI is not working!
What exactly does this ^ mean?
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It seems that pve4 and pve5 are not aware of pve6. Follow the guide to clear the cluster configuration/files on pve6, reboot it, then try to rejoin. Carefully record all steps and their output. I recommend doing the join from CLI to ease the data...
Did you cold-start your VMs? You have to power off/on the VM for things like firmware to take effect.
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May be your Colo does erroneous NAT between the hosts and translates the IPs improperly... Only you have access to the entirety of the infrastructure to understand all the intricacies. Network captures may be helpful.
The issue is most likely...