Recent content by Gaston Senac

I've managed to manually delete the nodes by running: root@pve:/etc/iscsi# iscsiadm -m node 192.168.80.20:3260,1 iqn.2005-10.org.freenas.ctl:truenas-iscsi 192.168.80.20:3260,1 iqn.2005-10.org.freenas.ctl:zvol-win10 root@pve:/etc/iscsi# iscsiadm -m discovery -o delete -p 192.168.80.20...

This is weird, I'm having the same issue and I've deleted all the iSCSI connections. I've also found out about the issue because of the logs complaining about a failed connection. I will try to manually delete the target/node, but should I report this as a bug? Because /etc/iscsi/send_targets/...

sorry to be very late at the party, but I think I have a workaround. As mentioned before, pct enter or lxc-attach are not executing a login shell, so they don't source /etc/profile but they do source /root/.bashrc so the workaround would be to edit this file instead. I have done this in my...

Can you please post your config file: /etc/pve/qemu-server/1xx.conf

What parameters (CPU, network, HDD) are working better to run VMware on Proxmox? I'm trying to run VMware 6.7 as a VM inside Proxmox and I've found a few issues. The host or qemu CPU is not supported any more by VMWare as I have a 8 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3450 @ 2.67GHz (1 Socket), so I need...

Your using the right command. Can you wipe the HDD from inside OMV and re-partition from there? I'm using 3 HDD with FreeNAS with your same method and I was able to install and use ZFS on them without an issue. Are you using any RAID controller for the HDD?

I think I've got the answer :p the code above will do the update/upgrade procedure, but not going to any mirrors. I assume this is a security precaution to avoid any risk of compromised repositories.

If we do the upgrade from the web GUI will the apt package get updated to version 1.4.9? or is it mandatory to do the command above? Thanks

yes, are you using ZFS? it will use a massive amount of memory as a cache and won't be shown in the "top" command

mmm there are a lot of info on the internet (FreeNAS, OpenZFS, etc) about not connecting to a RAID controller. They say if you manage to get it to work in "IT" mode, sometimes requires a firmware upload, or maybe JBOD. One thing you could try is to backup your FreeNAS config, boot with a USB...

sweet! thanks for the link. Can we edit the Proxmox Wiki with these recommendations? I was having a few quirks with FreeNAS and GNS3, so it would be nice to have a few docs available at Proxmox.

It all depends on your usage and expectations. I think all the options mentioned above are valid, but the comment for RAM is valid because Windows use at least 3 to 6 GB per VM and if you plan to use ZFS it will use as much as it can :eek: It's fair to say that in today's standards the main...

Please search the threads as this topic is discussed on other posts. FreeNAS changed their iscsi implementation from istgt to ctld, so you will need to apply a patch. Github: TheGrandWazoo/freenas-proxmox

I did mine following this video in Youtube: Qumdkf3etGU It's a disk passthrough and it's working fine. The only thing that doesn't work is SMART from inside FreeNAS, but you could do it from Proxmox. My server has normal SATA controller, not RAID. This is very important!!! What...