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Actually this was all ok, when the network it is connected to was 1Gbps, now i upgraded to 10Gbps and got this message, and no this is not a qnap device. FG

I am getting this question icon on my primary storage, NAS, any idea why is this ? FG

OMG, I am so sorry, I wasted people's time on this post, and my clumsiness could not see that I had selected the wrong storage for my backups. God Bless you for your help. FG

Well, I am confused about where to post this post, in the PVE or PBS forum. Well, I am trying to backup my VMs and containers of my Cluster to a PBS on my network, so for that, I have scheduled a backup job to run in off hours, but now I am getting this error, in my backup logs. Can you help...

Thank you, I got the information I was looking for. Thank you God Bless you

I am running a proxmox cluster, which I have connected with my TrueNAS server over a 10Gbps ethernet, TrueNAS is hosting my files over NFS sharing protocol, now Is all this a good configuration if I want to move production grade VMs onto this? Please share if there is anything I can do to bring...

Thank you Guys this resolved my Issue. May God Bless you. Ameen.

Here is the Guide that I was following, https://bobcares.com/blog/proxmox-attach-existing-disk-to-vm/ As for detail, I have setup a proxmox cluster that is currently running none production VMs & containers, which are stored in a centralized NAS (TrueNAS) on NFS share, Everything is running...

Well for starters the HDD is located in /root folder of the proxmox host, and the VM is running on a NAS, over the NFS protocol, which is mounted in /mnt/<nfssharename> how to make it appear in the unused disk list ?

I have imported a QCOW disk image to my Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.0.3 host, but when I follow the how-to guides available on the internet I am told to select the "Add existing HDD option, which I cannot find anywhere. Please guide me, wish there was a tool available in the product to do this...

Thank you I did, however, it only worked when I ran it on the troublesome host, however another host in my cluster got this problem as soon as I ran and fixed the problem on this host. FG

should this be run on the troublesome host console? or any host in the cluster, I have three more hosts in the cluster all others are running fine.

i get host 172.160.5.149 not found in "/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts"

I have started getting the following error on my pve hosts, when i try to access its shell. " @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! @ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ IT IS POSSIBLE THAT...

My local Lan is 1 Gbps, is that slow? although I only have one segment.