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Hi, everyone, I just try to import one VM from ESXi 7.0.0 (free) but failed, here is the log: create full clone of drive (vmware9524:ha-datacenter/datastore1/HERO02/HERO02.vmdk) transferred 0.0 B of 584.0 MiB (0.00%) transferred 6.0 MiB of 584.0 MiB (1.03%) transferred 12.0 MiB of 584.0 MiB...

because I will still need the snapshot to run rsync later, even when I restored VM from backup, I need to keep the same data till I can run latest rsync. The data is over 2TB, it is not easy.

yes, if dd fail, i will try restoring it form PBS backup.

not, to other node without cluster.

I find the way to do: # zfs snapshot pool/vm-100-disk-0@mysns # zfs set snapdev=visible pool/vm-100-disk-0 after that, the devices of this snapshot will show under /dev/zvol/pool/ # /dev/zvol/pool/vm-100-disk-0@mysns -> ../../zd0 # /dev/zvol/pool/vm-100-disk-0@mysns-part1 -> ../../zd0p1 when...

Hi, everybody, I am tring to migrate one VM from ZFS disk to LVM disk, I can dd clone the full ZFS disk, but this VM is running, so I like to create a snapshot for this ZFS disk first, but I can not find the way to access the device path of this snapshot. Could you please tell us how to copy...

@Stoiko Ivanov , thanks very much. I just tried, and found there is new button named "Request Quarantine Link" showing in the login page now, click this button will popup a input window, just input the email address and then click "Ok", this email address received an email with subject: "Proxmox...

Hi, what is the "quarantinelink" ? how can I enable this option ?

@t.lamprecht , i just want to test if the switch work, as I have other servers are using legacy BIOS, if this work I may switch them to UEFI.

Hi, I just installed ProxMox 8.0.2 with ISO using legacy BIOS, and root filesystem on ZFS mirror, after installed, I change BIOS to UEFI, but ProxMox boot failed, it show the message: Not bootable device ...

This is very interesting question, I also want to know if possible to relay unknow domain on the incomming port 25 ? At first i thought the "Default Relay" could do this, but after testing I found it is not.

The "pve-firewall restart" will also not reset the established connections, but you may try the conntrack command to check and flush current established connections: conntrack -L conntrack -F

well, this is the basic way iptables work, same on all the linux systems.

Never disable that rule, its basic and important rule. If you really need to disable ping immediately,just add policy to drop ping and make that rule on the top.

Hi, if you keep pinging, the traffice will be allowed by the iptables RELATED,ESTABLISHED state policy rule, you should try stop the ping for a while after firewall rules changed. You may see this policy with command: iptables -n -v -L PVEFW-HOST-IN