I would install proxmox from scratch on the new server, would insert the hdd's and import the zfs of the hdds.
Then you can copy the config files from /etc/pve/local/qemu-server to the new server.
After that, every vm should be there and be...
Technically you can create a pool for each vm and configure a replication of 1 in this pool. Then, you would have a disk per vm, but without any redundancy in the hardware/disks.
In this case, it would make more sense to use zfs.
Hi, when you don't tick "Use LUNs Directly" you need to create an lvm storage on top of the iscsi Storage. This has also the advantage, the you can use it as "shared".
When you use the iscsi directly, you can't use it shared
Hi,
schau mal hier: https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/notifications.html#notification-events
Ich lese darauf, du musst auf dem Host nur eine Mail an root schicken, dann landet das event im Notificationsystem
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System Mail Forwarding
Certain local...
"normal" datastores are not meant to be removed. Proxmox has developed a "removeable" datastore type for that. But afaik it is not compatible with cifs