afaik, only if you build a group like allow-vmbr0 enp0s31f6 instead of the auto enp0s31f6.
manual means not configured, which can clearly be noticed by the absence of handling the interface in the provided log. Those interfaces require a manual...
short correction: there is a service, pmgbanner.service, that runs on boot and should update this. And for the sake of completeness, [1] are the relevant docs for changing the IP.
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Try ip link set enp0s31f6 up
If it helps: Add a line with auto enp0s31f6 right above of iface enp0s31f6 inet manual in the /etc/network/interfaces file and try again with the ifreload command
This worked! Thank you so much!
Can you tell me more about this? The NIC was set to be down by default? Was this something that had changed because of the changes I made? It had never happened any other time I booted the server.
auto enp0s31f6 just does ip link set enp0s31f6 up every time the system boots or ifreload, basically automatically start this interface. And this missing explains your problem(well kind of, the vmbr0 should do that automatically), just overlooked...
Hey,
you can configure which network is used for migrations in the datacenter options[1]. For VM traffic you'd create a new bridge and have the second NIC as its slave, then just attach this bridge to VMs as a network device, if done on all the...
exit 0 is good. Could you remove the post up and down entries(just add # to the start of the line), then run ifreload -avvv again and check if the PVE host itself is reachable, or can reach anything on the network(also ip a, still state DOWN?)...
Hey,
looks like you ran out of storage. You have to clear up some space by manually deleting some things off you system. What does df -h say? Something like apt-get clean could help, you can also use du -hs * to find what takes up a lot of space.
hmmm, so there is nothing else going on on the network. Could you post the output of ip a and cat /etc/network/interfaces? Does ethtool <NIC> look different with the live disc? What kernel are you running on PVE and with the live disc?
Hey,
so your home network is 192.168.4.0/24 with your router being 192.168.4.1, right? Usually post-up and post-down are part an interface configuration, so here those should be in the block for vmbr0. What does ifreload -avvv say? The ... state...
I see, thanks for the clarification! Hmm, my best guess is that during the test something else was happening on the network or the TrueNAS server. Did you repeat the iperf3 PVE<>TrueNAS with some time in between? If yes, did the BW change, or was...
UPDATE: it turns out that the gateway was not correct, I stupidly copied the broadcast of my subnetwork instead. Now I changed it and everything looks fine. Thank you anyway to everyone for such impressive reactivity !
is just adding the one you want to the whitelist, and blocking everything else not an option? Did you go through [1]? Should be pretty straight forward, having gone through the docs.
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Hey,
blacklist is the one place you don't want it in if you want mails delivered :)
Did you take a look at [1]? Do you have any specific questions about the rules system?
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Hey,
just so I understood this correctly,
PVE <-> TrueNAS: 6.5Gbps
PVE <-> something else on the same network: 9.36Gbps
right? PVE, especially on the host itself, is just the linux networking stack. Do you have anything setup that would interact...
Hey,
not really. You could give dnsbl_threshold[1] a try, but with these checks postfix doesn't even accept the mail, there is nothing to put into quarantine so to say. There's also a SMTP whitelist[2], but for DNSBL you have to enter IPs. So a...
Hey,
what do you mean with loosing data? Some things to consider
- the cluster needs its own network
- backups target storage should not be the same as VM storage
- if you use ceph, it should also have its own network. You really don't want high...