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@Prox Mox, is anyone able to provide some insight into this issue? This is a real blocker, especially with Privileged Containers, but seems to affect Unprivileged ones alike. In my case, it's affecting several services, but the one I'm most concerned with is ntp — see below: Reading package...

Oh-oh! I'll definitely take a look into it in a moment. Thanks for pointing that out!

It sure did help. My /etc/hosts file had ``` 127.0.0.1 pve.localdomain pve 10.255.254.251 pve.mydomain.com pve ``` ## Changed to ``` # 127.0.0.1 pve.localdomain pve 10.255.254.251 pve.mydomain.com pve ``` ## Restarted pve-cluster ``` root@pve:~# systemctl status -l pve-cluster ●...

I noticed 6: vmbr0: inet 10.255.254.252/32 is supposed to be /24 Do I manually have to append it on the static address assignment: e.g.

I haven't changed keys recently although on the key I use from Let's Encrypt expired and I'm still having issues renewing because of DNSSEC issues

root@pve:~# journalctl -u pveproxy It's a huge output but it's all about the pve-ssl.key failure.

To mention, I've installed some updates and minor upgrades, and also a reboot. It came back online OK, but I was having issues with the web console failing to start so I rebooted again, but now I can't access the web Ui at all. The page fails to load as if the server address is unreachable.

UNIT LOAD ACTIVE SUB DESCRIPTION I can't reach the webUi of my PVE. The networking is up and running. I can reach the host using SSH. I'm not sure what's going on. I pulled some services that aren't currently running. The only ones I'd be a little concerned about are: pvestatd, pve-guests...

Did you say Virtualisation?