All I can tell you is that in our lab we are running, or were at one point running, successfully:
ESXi in PVE, PVE in ESXi, PVE and ESXi in Openstack, Openstack in ESXi.
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Every situation is unique, sure. You can, may be, unmap the LUN from the target on the SAN side
If your steps work, go with them.
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Well, you can try few other things. For example, add "-4" to your curl options.
Try a well known site, ie "curl https://www.google.com"
Are you sure there is no proxy of any sort involved? May be you have wget specific config file?
Just keep in...
There is an expectation that system administrators take precautionary steps before removing critical components of the system.
In earlier versions, Proxmox VE included a safeguard that prevented storage from being removed while it was still in...
Once you removed all higher level dependencies on the disk, ie there is no IO as checked by iostat, you can now disconnect/remove iSCSI sessions.
Then you can work through your steps of removing the DM device and so on, including dmsetup...
Hi @giangi74 , welcome to the forum.
There is no built-in mechanism in PVE to detect and react to storage path down event. Nor is there a mechanism to address user network path down, assuming cluster network is split from it.
You might need to...
Hi @jgabrielpb , welcome to the forum.
You likely managed to dump data into one of the folders that is later being mounted over. See one of these links. There are many more if you search the forum.
Another option, is that you uploaded some...
Enterprise support is generally found via Enterprise Support subscription, whether with the Hypervisor Vendor or your Storage vendor. This is a free community forum.
Call them. Get your dedicated SE or Proxmox SME on the line. Or consider a...
Here are a few videos you should review :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j0Zb6x_hOk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFzWDJcRsqo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCjuiIswXGs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D5ZLWF8d7E
After you carefully view...
This has been discussed on the forum more than a few times.
Best practices for one storage vendor will differ from another. This is best asked of your storage vendor.
If you extend, you will continue with single PVE storage pool. You'd be able...
Hi @Eesli , welcome to the forum.
Can you attempt to try to be any more descriptive?
Cheers
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It is software, anything is possible. If you can add more relevant technical information to you question, there may be a more specific answer.
Cheers
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Either way is ok. There are benefits and drawback to each.
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Hi @sensual , welcome to the forum.
Was installation of "community scripts" part of your "unnecessary things"?
Please review similar threads in the last two weeks, for example...
Yes. the restriction is that the memory must be aligned to 2048. Try 60G or 64G
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Hi @theuken
There aren’t many solutions like this because, in principle, it shouldn’t be necessary if you have modern, fast storage.
I completely understand wanting to maintain your existing deployment model similar to VMware. However, I don’t...
Hi @Yannick S , the table you referenced is the official supportability matrix. Note that it does not reflect outside vendors who developed for PVE.
No, there is no officially supported Cluster Aware Filesystem. There are 3rd party guides on how...
Hello @vinifa, welcome to the forum.
First things first: VMware stores VM configuration files in the same location as the VM disks. In most cases, both are stored on a filesystem. If the disk from the failed server is still available, you can...
Excellent. Feel free to mark the thread as Solved by editing the original post and selecting Solved from the drop down near the subject.
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"lsblk" is a Linux tool that shows block level devices recognized by Linux Kernel.
The ESXi Import Wizard is an API driven application built by PVE developers. It uses API to transfer data over the network from ESXi to PVE. There is no new block...