Recent content by koolandrew

I am not clear what you mean by a timing variance? The luck refers to the fact that the secondary ip needs only access from subnet, and that works consistently! In fact, it worked with every setup I tried, I just cannot get the second ip to be utilized outside of the network which is not needed...

Thanks for all the replies. i need one ip for the gw sip proxy traffic and another for the users. I didnt make this up, this is an installation requirement. They both need to public facing (no lan ips) and there is no mention of being on the same subnet. I was able to successfully add two ips to...

Thanks SteveITS...you are probably right, and they dont specify two different subnets, only two public ips......I could use a different subnet, i guess and try that...but i have seen many examples of two ips one nic...so i am not sure if we specific parc of the application to the ip, that it...

There are two nics and two ips, i am not sure what you mean. i just changed the mask on .122 to /27 , restarted networking, and no change source /etc/network/interfaces.d/* # The loopback network interface auto lo iface lo inet loopback # The primary network interface allow-hotplug ens18...

P0 Please read the proxmox network manual and show us yor result.----------------not sure what you mean here. Here is the setup for the vm. o 00:00:00:00:00:00 127.0.0.1/8 ::1/128 ens18 bc:24:11:21:88:4a 98.xxx.xxx.121/27 fe80::be24:11ff:fe21:884a/64 ens19 bc:24:11:db:50:68...

Most of the posts related to this deal with the VE setup. I am installing an application on debian which requires two nics and two separate ip addresses. i have two ips on the same subnet and vlan from the proxmox ve but i have tried several times without success. I am not an expert, and some...

Unfortunately, that provides me little hope or direction in resolving it!!

We have four nodes in a cluster with the same hardware. It is a Dell M910 blade server with loads of cpu and ram, nowhere near capacity. The VM is running up to 25% capacity of ram , 15% cpu and 80% hd. I have put the vm on a host where it is the only one, and updated that host to the lastest...

i hate to state the obvious, are you completely sure it has nothing to do with your install, and not the network, or some element of it. Is it different result with same wireless and ethernet as the proxmox when using your pc?

I have found the command for determining the fingerprint in the proxmox back up server and it is the same as in the nodes, so i am not clear why i am getting this error all of a sudden. This is the command by the way, proxmox-backup-manager cert info | grep Fingerprint

Hi, i am running into this same situation all of a sudden. As far as i know, there have been no changes made. However, the solutions above are confusing to me. The fingerprint that is putting up the error is the same one in each of the nodes under datacenter->storage->name of pmb->edit->general...

Hi, the raid controller wasn't the issue, it was the virtualization. Now the VD has been created and new device added to zpool/rpool on both machines. I hope that this will be an easier task going forward if other drives fail.

It turns out that i reinstalled the drives, and they are now being seen. When i issue those commands i get different results as per below. The disks are there but it is not seeing them for some reason. zpool status -v pool: rpool state: ONLINE scan: scrub repaired 0B in 00:00:25 with 0...

Thanks, i never would have thought of that. I dont understand how this would have happened but i guess some how when we rebooted the machines the bios enabled the raid. I dont get it. I will check out the raid settings and hopefully that will resolve it. thanks

i followed the instructions above, but i get stuck again. zpool replace rpool 16938304517973068656 cannot open '16938304517973068656': no such device in /dev must be a full path or shorthand device name