Recent content by Hannes Laimer

Hey, client error (Connect) sounds more like a general connection problem. If there is something wrong with the fingerprint the error states that. Can you reach the IP via ping?

Hey, no. Not really, it is really lightweight. I'd recommend a simple debian CT and installing[1] it like a normal debian package, or a VM and use the provided ISO. Note that it doesn't have to run on PVE, it communicates to PVE/PBS only through the public API. [1]...

Hey, PVE 6 is EOL already for quite a while. The default namespace is root, so your PVE node will see/use PBS as if it has / specified as the namespace.

What makes you think this is related? Based on what you have observed till now, nothing points towards what is described in the linked thread. This may very well just be a network problem. But it's hard to tell given how little information is available. First step is getting to the console of...

> cant connect to it as in WebUI doesn't open, or actually not reachable by ping? Can you SSH into it? Do you have access to the server, if, login there and check the journal.

Hey, did you read and follow [1]? Did you get any warning/errors from apt update or apt dist-upgrade? Generally screenshots are in most cases not useful, think log entries or error messages. How did you do the upgrade, and what is not working? All you screenshot shows is some kind of connection...

Hey, a few things, - it is generally recommended to have a wired connection for PVE - for wifi you want to look at wpa_supplicant[1] (I doubt the adapter is not supported, linux is really good with compatibility) - you can have a desktop environment on the PVE node and use it like one, so...

Hey, you'll need wpa_supplicant[1], then you should be able to use the NIC like you would a wired one. You are probably aware of this, but a wired connection is highly recommended, just mentioning it here for others who may stumble upon this thread. [1]...

Hey, that is not really possible, at least not intended. Caution, the following is not recommend, supported or tested: Technically we use [1] to get the UID/GID to check for, soo you could change the UID/GID of the backup user and group. But then you'd also have to change the owner of a lot...

Hey, which NIC do you plan to use, the wireless one or a wired one? IIRC wpasupplicant requires a little more configuration than just installing it, but generally you really want a wired connection for the PVE host. A side note, PVE is meant to operate with a static IP, at least with one that...

Hey, this is an english forum, so to keep threads here as useful to as any people as possible please stick to english. Some translators result, I hope this is accurate: The easiest and most stable way is to take backups of your VMs and restore them on the new nodes. You just need a storage...

Hey, you could just sync the the data from the old to the new PBS. PVE knows what storage contains what backups, if you have a new PBS, for PVE this is a new storage for backups. It knows which backups are on the old, and which are on the new one.

Hey, what's the output of ip a and cat /etc/network/interfaces? Please check the PVE host is in the right subnet.

Hey, you can reset 2FA with pveum user tfa delete root@pam you can change the user, if it is not root@pam you are using.

Hey, if you back up a VM, no. VM backups include VM disks and config. If you want to backup network shares, either mount the share and back it up using the PBS client, or run the client directly on the NAS where the share is. [1] https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/backup-client.html