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Yes that would definitely work for my specific use case

The 'new' notification options have been great! One thing that i find myself wanting to do often is to be able to create a match rule based on the notification text itself. For example, I would only like to be notified if a specific replication fails at least 3 times. Currently, with the...

For me this was caused by me removing a node and then re-adding a node with the same IP address. Removing the affected keys from each node fixed things for me: Run the following on each node (other than the affected node) `ssh-keygen -f "/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts" -R "affected_node_ip_address"`

@jan010 Sorry for not following up, but yes, I did actually track down my issue. It's likely not your issue, but for some reason my network interface in `/etc/network/interfaces` had an additional `:254` or `:255` (I can't quite remember) tagged on to the end of the vlan. I'm not sure how and...

I'm also experiencing this with the same hardware: `Broadcom NetXtreme II BCM5716` For me the issue happened when upgrading from Kernel 6.2 to 6.5.

@showiproute Thanks for this We were wondering if such a configuration was possible but did not investigate it further when we found the m.2 to the u.2 adapter.

We have recently realized (as many others on this forum eventually realize) that our consumer grade SSDs just aren't cutting it when it comes to everyday IOPS performance: Terrible random write IOPS below 20 using the proxmox zfs benchmark tests System load spikes when running all our VMs...

I just wanted to follow up on this since i was able to pinpoint the issue to slow sync writes and iops on my samsung qvo 870 drives (as was predicted by others earlier in this and other posts). I'm still not sure why the load averages started increasing significantly a few months ago, but if I...

@spleenftw could you report what `pveperf` shows? For me my `Fsyncs` is consistently under 20 (even slower than my old rust disks).

Thanks for following up. If you haven't come across this, it may be worth a try for you: https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/dufmli/terrible_disk_write_speed_on_zfs_mirrored_ssds/ Unfortunately I didn't have any bios options to enable/disable the write cache on the controller on my system.

That is probably the case. The thing that I don't understand is why the large change in performance on the SSD machines. The average load went from 1-2 up to 7-8. Even light workloads now seem to cause high load. File transfers from the vms often drop to just a few MB/s (under 10MB/s) without...

@Dunuin No. We have 3 nodes. Two with SSDs that are showing the issue and the other is a 10k HDD not displaying the issue.

@spleenftw Have you made any other progress on this? We are seeing a very similar situation on two of our cluster nodes. High I/O Wait and system Load. It doesn't seem to matter which VMs are running on those nodes, the more VMs the higher the load, but the load is MUCH higher than it was about...

Yes I'm still using this setup with a few very minor tweaks. Let me save you some hassle and paste my notes here :) ``` Disk Setup Wipe Disk A disk can be wiped in the proxmox (not proxmox backup server) GUI, by simply navigating to: node > Disks > Select Disk > Wipe Disk. Alternatively, the...

@dcsapak Friendly reminder: Were you able to find out if the patches were applied (or if they will be applied soon)? As of 7.4-16 it looks like the tar option is still removed when selecting any files/directories.