Recent content by bbgeek17

Hello @bubblegoose, welcome to the forum. There is one issue we should address first: the format of the data you provided is very difficult to read. Forum members, myself included, would greatly appreciate it if you could edit your post and use CODE tags (available in the editor toolbar) when...

The system reported the above message, we have no reason to doubt this. If something changed since then - we have no evidence of it. An LACP bond that is misconfigured between two network nodes leads to an unpredictable behavior. Trying to explain it is fruitless. The results are essentially...

Most likely there is an issue (network or configuration) with RPC requests. The exports are probed via "showmount" and "rpcinfo". Try these commands manually, if they fail - the PVE probes will be unsuccessful and you will not be able to manage NFS via PVE. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency...

To be on the same page, none of this is PVE specific. You are dealing with basic Linux network management. At one point in the thread you mentioned that there is a "direct" connectivity between the clients, is there an actual direct cable? Your log showed that while the client is configured...

Wed May 27 12:54:51 2026] bond2: Warning: No 802.3ad response from the link partner for any adapters in the bond I would recommend that you reduce your network complexity to bare minimum. Then start adding it back piece by piece, making sure that things are working correctly one after another...

You have two interfaces sitting on the same subnet, its very likely that this is what is tripping you up. I would recommend avoiding this configuration when possible. If you are curious, you should examine routes and ARP tables during the "outage". Cheers Blockbridge : Ultra low latency...

There is a 3rd article that may be relevant: https://kb.blockbridge.com/technote/proxmox-qemu-cache-none-qcow2/index.html Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Happy to report that we have successfully run our storage-oriented CI/CD workflows against PVE 9.2, and no issues were uncovered during the initial test runs. Congratulations again on a solid release. Sincerely, Blockbridge Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox...

Congratulations! As usual, we will dedicate a separate environment for testing for our mutual customers. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Out of curiosity, is this decision primarily driven by the recent wave of Kernel security vulnerability disclosures, or has there been a particular subsystem or area in the 6.14/6.17 series that has proven especially difficult to stabilize? Either way, thank you for the transparency and the...

Hi @CIRE, welcome to the forum. The best _supported_ option is LVM. There are multiple articles that go over the details of the configuration. We wrote one that is iSCSI oriented, however beyond actual physical connectivity the steps to bring up Multipath and LVM are the same for SAS...

Hi Nadee, This is a pretty common design pattern we see for production Proxmox clusters at scale for folks coming from VMware. The good news is that what you're describing is absolutely achievable. That said, before anyone can give you truly dialed-in recommendations, there are some key...

@d.oishi , You are correct: regardless of the layer at which thin provisioning is implemented, careful monitoring must be in place. Unexpectedly running out of space is rarely handled gracefully by operating systems or applications. Cheers, Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared...

Using thin pool inside your storage device is completely independent of client connectivity. You will be completely fine using that option. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

The hot-swappability of NVMe disks is not directly controlled by PVE itself. It is primarily a function of the underlying hardware (CPU, motherboard, chassis, BIOS/firmware) and software (kernel), as well as the ability of userland components such as ZFS, MD RAID, and similar tools to properly...