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One other thing too, is clicking on the "mynet" zone under each host tab freezes the Web UI. I'll be testing the VXLANs today and hopefully EVPN in the future.

Missed me by 1 minute :p

Found it! By echoing that line onto my interfaces file: echo "source /etc/network/interfaces.d/*" >> /etc/network/interfaces And reloading network from the main SDN tab, that made them available! Thanks for the help! I'm surprised it doesn't add that line by default though when it applies the...

OK, next step: let's dig deeper. Try these commands: ping 192.168.1.1 arping -I vmbr0 192.168.1.1 tracepath 192.168.1.1 arp -a And let's see what those come back with

root@pxmx01:~# cat /etc/pve/sdn/vnets.cfg vnet: vnet1 tag 500 zone mynet vlanaware 1 root@pxmx01:~# cat /etc/pve/sdn/zones.cfg vxlan: mynet peers 10.0.10.10, 10.0.10.11, 10.0.10.12 mtu 1450 root@pxmx01:~# cat /etc/network/interfaces # network interface...

Is the Proxmox firewall enabled?

Also, might sound dumb, but is your router actually using 192.168.0.1?

Can you run a "tcpdump -i vmbr0 arp"? Also, is the firewall disabled?

Hi Guys, So, I'm attempting to roll out the new GUI SDN at my home Prox lab. Currently, when I create a VXLAN Zone "mynet" and a VNet "vnet1", and attempt to apply the config, I get an error on all nodes, picture attached. I checked in Syslog and all I can really see is an entry of...

That actually pointed me in the right direction! I stopped the VM, detached the disk from it, and found the disk itself was a VirtIO-Block device. I changed it to SCSI and re-attached it to the VM, so my current config is a VirtIO-SCSI controller with a SCSI disk, and fstrim/discard now seems to...

Hi everyone, I have a guest VM which seems to be unable to utilize the discard option to free up block space. The guest VM is a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS OS with an ext4 root FS. Underlying storage is Ceph on Bluestore OSDs. VM storage controller is VirtIO-SCSI, with just a standard 1TB disk attached to...

Hi everyone, when creating pools, what size pg_num do you generally shoot for? We have a 16 node cluster set up, with 48 disks stretched across the cluster. I believe we need between 512-1024 PG's, but what does everyone else go with? Just looking for general suggestions and past experience.

I've self-resolved! In FreeNAS, under the share settings, I experimentally set the mapall users setting to root, which makes anyone using that directory access it with root permissions. The issue then went away, giving me full access to the share. To further lock down the security, I created a...

So, after getting this error "mkdir /mnt/nfs-backup01/images: Permission denied at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/Plugin.pm line 954. (500)" when trying to add my NFS share on FreeNAS for backups, I manually added the server via "pvesm add nfs backup01 --server=10.x.x.x --export=/mnt/pool01...

I ended up reinstalling the cluster, it was a DNS issue. Bleh.