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Thank you for your response including the sources. That was already very helpful for me.

Hi, I am in the process of setting up a Ceph cluster and now I am asking myself the following questions. During my research I came across the fact that newer Ceph versions also offer enhancements, e.g. for performance. Since I assume that Ceph versions are extensively tested before they are...

It's just the default firewall settings on both hosts, no rules defined under <node> → Firewall. Settings within Firewall → Options are identical. pve-firewall status shows Status: disabled/running on both hosts.

Yes, nested virtualization is still enabled on the VM that runs esxi on the other Proxmox node. From this other Proxmox node, the ESXI host (that runs on it) is pingable. The quesion is, what could cause this strange behavior on the first Proxmox node. The test systems are running different...

As I wrote, all hosts are in the same subnet and there is no firewalls/router in between. The ESXi host is running on the Proxmox node itself (nested virtualization). Traceroute isn't showing anything, since there are no further hosts in between. I solved it for myself, I just migrated the VM...

It is also not possible to ping from a VM (virtualized under Proxmox) to the ESXi host. The VM is running on the same Proxmox node that can't ping the ESXi host. The following works (everything in the same subnet): physical host → ESXi Host physical host → ESXi VM VM (Proxmox) → VM (ESXi) VM...

I found something out: For my test scenario, esxi is running on proxmox (nested virtualozation). And while the esxi server is pingable from outside (client in the same subnet as the proxmox node), it is not pingable from the proxmox node itself. That is not the case for other VMs/containers...

Hi, Is there a way to troubleshoot the following further (e.g. are there any log files which would help me to solve that) ? When I want to add an ESXi storage via "Datacenter -> Storage -> Add -> ESXi", I always get the following error: create storage failed: storage 'esxi' is not online (500)...

The servers are in the same subnet and the traffic is not restricted...

Is there a way to troubleshoot the following further? When I want to add an ESXi storage via "Datacenter -> Storage -> Add -> ESXi", I always get the following error: create storage failed: storage 'esxi' is not online (500) I have of course checked the credentials, the ESXi server can be...