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You can configure a static IPv6 address similarly to that of IPv4. Your ISP should be able to supply you with the gateway and mask I think. At least, they did in my case.

Ah great - never can have too much disk space!

Hardware RAID of any kind should be fine as far as I know. As long as the controller does its job, PVE's "bare metal" installer will simply partition what's given to it.

I have a small PVE host which is using its disk like this: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/pve-root 95G 6.8G 83G 8% / /dev/sda2 486M 280M 181M 61% /boot /dev/mapper/pve-data 317G 178G 139G 57% /var/lib/vz It would be nice to get...

Do you want to virtualize and run the machine as VM guest? If so you can do that using Clonezilla. You can also give the machine's physical drive to be seen by a guest like this (on the host): qm set <id of your VM> -virtio<n> /dev/<physical drive> To virtualise the machine, boot it using...

I'd like to have the choice between both NoVNC and xterm.js for an Ubuntu 16.04 guest, but for some reason after I configured the serial terminal for xterm.js, NoVNC stopped working. When I start a session with it, I just see a blinking cursor in the top left of the window and I can't connect...

Looks like the space is pre-allocated - as explained here

Ah OK. That makes sense - I suspected some kind of pre-allocation was going on.

OK so what I'm trying to understand is why Proxmox tells me I have about 50% free on /var/lib/vz (where my lvm filesystem is mounted): Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 16G 0 16G 0% /dev tmpfs 3.2G 306M 2.9G 10% /run...

That's indeed true in my case. OK - so I don't need to be worried about running out?

Interesting, but I'm not sure I completely understand. Are you saying that it's not a problem for the LVM data percentage to be at or near 100%? BTW I see that the output from your lvs command is rather different from mine. You seem to have an lvm-thin storage though while I have plain lvm. But...

See also this post, which appears to be at least related.

Me too - no clues yet. What, if any, ill effects are you seeing? Also, I assume, like me, your node reports lots of free storage?

I've just noticed that if I go to Host > Disks > LVM in my management console, it says that /dev/sda3 is almost full. Yet the datacenter summary screen reports lots of spare storage available (about 50% free). Should I be worried or is this normal? EDIT ---- OK so reading the docs on LVM...

Thanks - this is as I suspected. So I either have to ask my ISP to allow the container's MAC address as well as the host's MAC address, or port forward from the host?