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    Hi @sudomaster.ljs , There have been multiple reports in the last few years of users experiencing similar issues with the combination of Veeam and PVE. Unfortunately I do not recall any of the reporters coming back with a concrete resolution...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread E1000E Not being initialized.
    Then your only option is to find a Kernel that works with the card. You may want to look into Ubuntu HWE Kernel. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread E1000E Not being initialized.
    While I've seen some discussions around E1000e cards, I am not familiar with the issues personally. That said the solution could be as simple as replacing the card with a different brand, if possible. You could experiment with different Kernels...
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    I am not familiar with how Bacula integrates with PVE. If it operates through the QEMU layer, similar to PBS and Veeam, it is possible that the I/O error originates at a higher layer than FC, multipath, or LVM - that is, within the QEMU layer...
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    You could also introduce a date indicating tag into your clone process, or export the log to central logging server to preserve the information for as long as you want to. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox -...
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    That said, your user is missing VM.Audit permission that allows the user to get listing of VMs. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
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    Thank you for providing the info but its not in the format that is friendly to reading. Possibly because you lost the opening tag. If you look at the text-toolbox of the post/reply you will see an icon </> that will help you to get text into a...
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    One option is to find the Task that contains the execution time. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
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    Hi @Biggin747 , you'd need to provide actual system state for a meaningful analysis: # 1. See the pool and what's in it pvesh get /pools/<poolname> --output-format json # 2. See ALL ACLs in the cluster pveum acl list # 3. Check the custom...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread iSCSI and Multiple NICs.
    All achievable depending on the many other variables in the infrastructure. Understood, I was confused by this statement: It is a bit hard to get a full picture from the bits and pieces you provided over several messages. Especially given...
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    bbgeek17 replied to the thread iSCSI and Multiple NICs.
    How did you come to this particular conclusion? Perhaps you can share your migration settings, how its executed, and what errors you received? I would disagree with this statement. Generally, this is a recommended way - VMware strongly...
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    Hi @wendellrodriguez , its best to open your own thread vs "hijacking" a loosely related thread of another poster. The short answer to your question - yes, it should be possible. Thousands of people have done similar migrations. Have you tried...
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    If this was my environment and something I wanted to resolve, I would even try: Creating a new storage pool, manually add disks to this pull (pvesm alloc) and test the response time until it exceeds reasonable time. Reduce the number of disks -...
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    Next steps are: Execute pvesm list <storage>. Examine your browser's developer tools to see whether a particular API call is hanging or taking an unusually long time. Use pvesh to execute the relevant storage listing calls and determine where...
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    Few notes: - Please use </> CODE tags from the post box menu when pasting text/config/etc. It makes the information much more readable - You appear to have multiple paths to your storage, so you will need to configure Multipath for proper...
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    Hi @kaushal_shah, There is a wealth of documentation, blog posts, and video material available on configuring PVE. Your question is quite broad, as production environment planning involves many different aspects, including: CPU and vCPU sizing...
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    Hi @kaushal_shah , welcome to the forum. You need to provide more information so that members can help. Start with: lsblk lsscsi cat /etc/PVE/storage.cfg pvesm status Also, review your journalctl output. Cheers. Blockbridge : Ultra low...
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    Hi @gplechuck , welcome to the forum. Technically, a qcow2 overlay can use a raw image as a backing file. PVE doesn't implement it that way for volume-chain snapshots. One of the pitfalls of of using RAW vs QCOW base is during creation of a...
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    Hi @linuxxx3250 , welcome to the forum. Have you checked the journalctl and dmesg on the PVE host at the time of errors? In my experience not all NFS servers are created equal. Some struggle with directory listings when a lot of files are...
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    Hi @jan24, welcome to the forum. Today, a PVE cluster relies extensively on cross-node SSH communication via root account. While it primarily uses key-based authentication, password authentication is required in some situations, particularly...