Hi @mosaab , welcome to the forum.
I am guessing you had a PVE8 cluster and now added a PVE9 node?
Search for "gluster" on this page: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap
Follow on with reading...
With this requirement ^ , do what google suggested, which seems to be to install CIFS server and share the location via CIFS
Cheers
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With the above additional information I am even more convienced that there was likely a Qemu snapshot/filter/staging that was lost (not replayed) on reboot. It is not surprising that your windows server got unsynced when its data went back, its a...
I am a little confused about what data was lost - actual data inside VM, ie files/databases/updates, or monitoring stats from external service?
You should probably invest some time to understand how this critical process works and how it affects...
In hindsight, you should have skipped the HBA and SAS and gone with NVMe.
When choosing between ZFS and Ceph, keep in mind that ZFS is a local filesystem, while Ceph is a form of distributed/shared storage. Each comes with its own set of pros...
You have a network problem. When investigating a network issue, there are three major components to consider: the Server (NFS), the Intermediate devices (NIC, cable, switch), and the Client (PVE).
PVE performs frequent health checks on NFS...
Hi @HaVecko , welcome to the forum.
To preface: I have no direct experience with Nakivo and don’t know how it integrates with PVE. Everything below is speculation based only on what you’ve shared.
That said, I do know a bit about how certain...
Hi @piojo11 , welcome to the forum.
The common culprits are:
- browser extensions affecting password entries
- native browser password managers
- using wrong PAM domain
- typing a wrong password
- modifying PVE code to "smooth" login experience...
Hi @sharbich , the error message comes from the script/app itself. It contains word "possible" which indicates a "guess" on the part of the app.
One would need to examine the App's code to confirm how it came to that decision. Its possible that...
This is likely the source of your issue.
It is impossible to answer your question since we don't know anything about your storage.
Start with examining the /etc/pve/storage.cfg. Continue with making a backup of it, follow on with...
In addition to @gfngfn256'` guide, the primary source of CI documentation is located here: https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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You should probably find a way to report this to Ubuntu directly. Being that you are doing a manual install from ISO and not Cloud Image, there is 0 chance that PVE somehow interferes with your username creation.
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Have you ensured that ISO is removed before you reboot? That was not in your video.
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Hi @nafeasonto , welcome to the forum.
If your business plans to rely on PVE for critical operations, perhaps you/they should take a look at official training:
https://www.proxmox.com/en/services/training-courses/training
There are also many...
The "?" in the GUI can indicate two things:
a) "pvestatd" daemon has trouble collecting information. This is usually related to storage misconfiguration (network or otherwise)
b) trouble connecting to that particular node
You can perform the...
I don’t quite follow you. The documentation and UI capabilities are pretty extensive. As in most cases, the CLI is more powerful, and for the most part it’s well documented.
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You can try to use ZFS-over-iSCSI, however it is not multipath capable.
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Thank you for coming back with a solution! It is extremely valuable for those that come after you.
Cheers!
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Things like this can simply be tested: when I disable the debian sources and query the policy of a random (but known to be installed) package I get:
~# apt policy bash
bash:
Installed: 5.2.37-2+b5
Candidate: 5.2.37-2+b5
Version table:
***...