Yes, of course you can use our solution, please reach to support@blockbridge.com to see if we are a fit.
Other than that, you can review this article we wrote that goes over some concepts and details of implementing legacy SAN environments with...
This may be something that PDM may already be able to do, or a perfect place to implement if it doesnt:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-datacenter-manager-first-alpha-release.159323/
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Please note, that this forum is open to all. The Proxmox GmbH staff members have a special moniker next to their name. I am not one of them. Just helping with your question.
To help other forum member orient better, if you consider this thread...
@Sandeep1970 , public forum is not a place to discuss pricing or discounts.
You should start here: https://shop.proxmox.com/
Or here: https://www.proxmox.com/en/partners/find-partner/explore
2-node clusters are not recommended for production...
Hi @Sandeep1970,
You should start by carefully reviewing the PVE 9.0 release notes, paying particular attention to the Known Limitations section. Check the forum for recent user reports and assess whether any of the issues discussed might apply...
Hi @Sandeep1970 , welcome to the forum.
If you want native snapshot support with your legacy Dell device, your best bet is to use the newly released PVE9
Cheers
PS keep in mind that this technology is currently marked as "tech preview"...
Hi @pmt_cnq ,
The likely cause is the change in how PVE handles block devices between PVE 8 and PVE 9. You should reach out to Veeam to confirm whether they have tested or officially qualified their product with PVE 9, chances are they have not...
Have you tried updating /etc/resolv.conf inside the image?
Since you had to install virt-customize separately (as it's not included in the default PVE installation), it’s worth noting that there’s no compatibility testing done on the Proxmox...
A few other things to keep in mind:
The disk isn’t simply being transferred - it’s being transcoded from VMDK to QCOW during the process, which adds overhead.
Are you storing the resulting image on the same storage as the source? If so, that...
Hi @zahmad ,
As a suggestions : please use CODE tags available from the toolbar of the editbox, they make your post much easier to use.
No, neither mandatory nor needed. PVE central lock management is taking care of those responsibilities...
It does reference the newer article. Additionally, there is some useful information here:
https://kb.blockbridge.com/technote/proxmox-lvm-shared-storage/#understand-multipath-reporting-for-your-device
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I don't believe the service was ever called "multipath-tools". It may be a package name, but the service has always been "mutipathd".
You can check via : systemctl|grep multipath
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Hi @tessierp ,
You are confusing an attribute that declares to PVE that the storage is already shared with actually creating shared storage.
Please read the following paragraph...
Sounds like you are on the right path. Remove the PVE storage entry, unmount the disk, find and remove the automatic mount (fstab?).
This should unstuck the PVE. You can then try to mount the disk and save the data prior to throwing the disk into...
You don't normally run "pvestatd" directly.
Based on the log snippet , one of your disks is failing and possibly tripping the daemon.
Examine your /etc/pve/storage.cfg, save the file, then remove all non-essential entries. Or, if you know the...
Continue troubleshooting with the commands @shanreich is providing you. You've had a failed upgrade and the software is not properly installed
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You need to also:
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" > /etc/resolv.conf
Additionally, now that you've set the IP - you should be able to SSH into the host and collect/provide text output, rather than literal screen shots.
Also, check the date/time of...
Great, you can mark this thread as solve to help others by editing first post and changing the prefix of the subject via drop-down
The important line change is likely:
machine: pc-i440fx-8.1 | machine...
Hi @bluezeta ,
Yes there are ways to do this. Which one to pick depends on your prior storage configuration (LVM, ZFS, etc). There are more than a few articles covering various configuration, you should review them...