Proxmox is based on Debian Linux with a curated Ubuntu Kernel. The LVM is part of standard Linux implementation. There are no Proxmox-specific steps when dealing with LVM.
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Hi @iPanini ,
The qcow you found is likely NOT your VM. It seems to be located in your home directory. More than likely it is the installation download you got originally. The 2003 date of the file is another confirmation.
The LVM error message...
Hi @ASM-Network , thank you for reporting back. I am glad to hear your issue is resolved.
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Hi @zero-skill, welcome to the forum.
This has been covered a few times, for example: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/joining-unlicensed-pve-node-to-cluster-that-is-licensed-what-happens.108160/post-465204
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You did not configure your system properly. As you noted, you are not using shared storage functionality.
There is no value in continuing to troubleshoot beyond this discovery. Your best course of action is to:
remove all VMs
remove all storage...
I think it would help if you share the /etc/pve/storage.cfg as well as "qm config [id]" output of the "old" and "new" VM.
Cheers
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Congrats on the new release!
Great to see new security functionality!
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Hi @angry_beaver ,
If I understood you correctly, you need to enable this attribute:
https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#:~:text=remote%20iSCSI%20server.-,saferemove,-Called%20%22Wipe%20Removed
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As you can see in your output, server 2 does not see a Fujitsu device. This is most likely a zoning issue in Fujitsu.
Cheers
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Hi @ofry770 , welcome to the forum.
In my experience with running nested ESXi in KVM/Openstack - the driver handling the vmxnet3 type adapter is intentionally limited by VMware in MTU handling. In fact the behavior varies across various patch...
Please use CODE tags, available in the edit box menu. It makes reading large configuration blocks easier.
Before Multipath can form, the server needs to see raw block devices. Those should be listed via:
lsblk
lsscsi
Are the outputs the same...
Hi Stefan, the most likely reason is that the 2nd server is not configured properly in one way or the other.
However, that is based only on your brief report. If you provide some system information from both servers, perhaps a better suggestion...
There may be a time limit. It has been quiet a while since your original post.
Cheers
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Thank you for the update @harunk .
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I would recommend making a github account and publishing your work there. Asking community to download and analyze a random zip file is not a good security conscious approach.
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If you are using iSCSI in Shared environment - the only supported built-in option is LVM.
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@doma87 , can you clarify what do you mean by "tried to do it"? What is it?
The LVM-Thin is wrong, you should not try it.
If it was thick/regular LVM , then please provide some configuration data :
pvesm status
cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg
qm config...
Yes, a Truenas VM can provide a CIFS share to your Windows clients.
Truenas is quiet feature rich, which comes with rather large code base. You can get a CIFS share with a multitude of much leaner services.
Will replacing a Windows server with...
You are welcome.
They are not because they perform a function that is opposite to your needs.
TrueNAS started as a filer and now contains some hypervisor ability. PVE has always been a hypervisor. Your can still virtualize your FileShare inside...