Recent content by philjans

Finally, like you said, opened it up and visually looked at it! Proxmox was right with 56gb of ram and the iDrac of the dell blade server inventory was wrong. I don't understand why the blade itself wouldn't report the right amount of ram but the OS would!?? I had like 6x4gb and 4x8gb There was...

I pretty sure it is but the admin who put it in place left: how can I confirm this?

Here it is:

Ok got it. WinSCP worked. Here is the log

Hi dcsapak, sorry for the delay: I am trying to figure out how to transfer the kernel.log files to this forum...

Hi, How about this one: tx!

Hi, Here's what free -h shows: And I have attach the dmesg logs Thanks you!

Hi, I have an Dell blade server rack and I need more memory on one of my bland but I found that it has 24gb ram but somehow Proxmox sees 55gb... Where could that be from. I want to buy and ugprade the ram level but I was not expecting 24gb... Also, I read something that I am affraid would...

It worked! All nodes are on the same level now. Thank you!

Yes the initial issue was with pvebld15 that was down. But I was able to have it worked. Today it was pvebld05 what was down. A simple reboot and it worked. Tomorrow I will have all 5 of them upgraded to the same version which could raise stability. Yes I don't know what is wrong with HA...

I understand. My proxmox admin left and I'm a vmware admin. I don't know where the actual promox OS is located, probably local ssd on the blade itself but all vm are located on a FreeNas. CEPH is not installed. Here's what I see for the storage: HA: How can I find the other piece of...

Here you go:

Thanks for the clarifications. I wanted to upgrade but my node pve05 is down now (not pve15 which is the one I already upgraded). And the restart isn't working: Where is the issue or where should I look? tx

I also checked my install and see this: How can I fix it?

So if I understand correctly, if the node is completely gone with no harddrives access possible, there is no way to "import" the VM located on the NAS from a healthy node like you can do in VmWare. You must have at least harddrive access to the defective node to grab the .conf file. Ok. good to...