Recent content by jsterr

## Interface Naming Fix cp /usr/lib/systemd/network/99-default.link /etc/systemd/network/99-default.link sed -i 's/NamePolicy=keep kernel database onboard slot path/NamePolicy=path/' /etc/systemd/network/99-default.link update-initramfs -u this will change the udev naming to "path" based...

You can pin the names to be consistent over udev changes that might come with debian updates.

Damn I did miss this one will update to 6.8 in the next days and will give some feedback.

Thanks! How can I set the IP-Address, theres no "address" field. My first steps with the pve api, cool :) EDIT: Got it:

did not look into this, are there commands to add / modifiy network? will check

We want to automate network creation via scripting so we dont need to use ui. So like create config for corosync, webui, create a vmbr0, some bonds etc. So no manual file editing via cli

I would like to modify the file without using the web-ui and without sed commands, is there a way to do this with ip commands? ip add etc. seems to be not persistent on reboot.

Danke das war auch meine Vermutung! Genau die Neuerstellung und das Rebalancing dauert aber wird fehlerfrei sein.

Ist das möglich ohne die OSDs neu zu erstellen?

Im logged in but theres no network etc. whats the usecase for the live-restore? Would really like to know! Thanks! (still importing)

Ah ok, did not see this, as the qm locking icon appeared on the vm (which is correct) but didnt see that it was automatically powered on. So whats the usecase, will it automatically fetch all data that is requested no matter what? In production enviroments what would happen to a database server...

Hello Proxmox, heres my feedback on the new tool (thanks for doing): scsi0: successfully created disk 'vm_nvme:vm-107-disk-0,size=16G' kvm: -drive...

Thanks, will report some feedback. Gonna try soon on pvetest.

Are you using proxmox ves ceph means pveceph or ceph upstream? If pveceph then --> this does not work as pveceph uses different method then current ceph upstream.

Yes I would recommend disabling lldp Agent. Lldp and Intel nics used to have problems back in the days of x710 nics.