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    If it were me, I would use it to confirm that the hardware is broadly compatible (for example SCSI controllers, graphics adapters, and similar devices). It could also help identify which kernel modules are being loaded and potentially highlight...
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    That user never came back to report on their progress or lack thereof. My recommendation to try a new OS install still stands. Using recovery boot is another option that previous reported was not quiet comfortable with. Proxmox team does not...
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    Hi @mosespray , the Ansible modules are not maintained by PVE staff. I'd recommend reaching out to Ansible team/maintainer - perhaps via github issue. I believe these modules are using API to communicate to PVE. You could try to troubleshoot...
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    Take a look at this thread, there may be some useful information there for you: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-9-1-4-import-suse-vm-from-esxi.179180/ Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox -...
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    While these threads are storage-slanted, the feedback it the threads is from companies running successful businesses, almost exclusively on Proxmox Virtualization Environment...
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    What version of PVE are you running on each side? Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
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    There might be an overzealous check in there. An easy immediate resolution is to detach the ISO. It would also be a good test result. Out of curiousity - do you have "cephfs" on the remote side? Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared...
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    You should also reach out to Veeam or post in their forum. They have a special way of integrating with PVE and the PVE devs have no control and don't test this combination. Cheers Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread Lost Partition?.
    It possibly sounds like you just want to create some LVM slices: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/creating-logical-volumes If you are more visual learner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdOyTNoVnY4 None of this is PVE specific. Note that you...
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    fixed kernels are now available in no-subscription repositories for all products!
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    Hi @dick_fiddler69 , You should not need to redeploy anything when you purchase the subscription. The packages in no-sub repo run ahead of enterprise repo. At some point the enterprise repo will catch up and you will be in-sync with Enterprise...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread [SOLVED] Cannot access WebGUI.
    There are very few reasons, if ever, for a home-laber running on mini-pc to upgrade from a known stable kernel. Figuring out the reason would require Kernel bisect to find the differences, comparing modules across two kernels, possibly compiling...
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    bbgeek17 reacted to Hamlet's post in the thread [SOLVED] Cannot access WebGUI with Like Like.
    Sure thanks ! Didn't even notice that drop down ability, great to know.
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread [SOLVED] Cannot access WebGUI.
    Thats great to hear! Thank you for the update. If you edit your original post there should be a drop down near the subject to mark it solved. It makes the forum presentation more uniform (vs typing in prefix). Cheers Blockbridge : Ultra low...
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    Hi @Nick Carter , welcome to the forum! I doubt there are many mental health professionals who visit proxmox forum, so I would not take anyone's diagnosis from here :-) Get 3 nodes in different locations and implement application level...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread [SOLVED] Cannot access WebGUI.
    The NICs are Realtek. I know historically people have been having issues with Realtek based NICs and newer Kernels. Note that I have not followed this issue closely as I am not personally affected. Given that OP upgraded the system, perhaps a...
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    Can you please explain what configuration you started with? What is the goal? Provide the requested information, as well as "qm config [vmid]". Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox -...
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    The first step is to review the output of: cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg pvesm status The two disks are located on different storage pools (local-lvm vs local-pbs). It is not strictly necessary to match the name of the disk to the index id of the VM...
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    Perhaps check this thread and the one referred in it: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/solved-proxmox-8-0-rescue-boot-help-needed.132978/ Creating a vanilla Debian/Ubuntu rescue disk is also an option. There is nothing PVE specific in what you...
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    One other point - the output from "lsscsi" on server1 does not actually show two devices which would indicate a healthy multipath device. Your "multipath -ll" also shows single path. So although you now have an "mpath" device it may actually be...