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Hi, This is expected in Proxmox. When a VM is shut down from the GUI, its disk is fully deactivated, so Veeam can’t see it. Using: qm stop 114 --keepactive works because it keeps the disk active even when the VM is off. a way to make --keepactive the default in the GUI. As a workaround...

Hi, Anyone advice on this issue? Thank you

This is results @alexskysilk root@pVE-04:~# cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg dir: local path /var/lib/vz content backup,vztmpl,iso lvmthin: local-lvm thinpool data vgname pve content images,rootdir lvm: pVE-DataStore vgname PVE-DS01 content rootdir,images saferemove 0 shared 1 esxi: esxi02 server...

This looks more like a cache path / mount issue than an S3 problem. When PBS marks an S3 datastore as “unavailable,” it’s usually because the local cache directory isn’t accessible or doesn’t match what PBS expects. Here are a few things to check: 1. Verify the new disk is mounted correctly...

Hi, This looks like the NFS storage is temporarily disconnecting during backup. Since it happens on different nodes and VMs, it’s likely a network or NFS mount issue, not the VM itself. Please check NFS connectivity, server logs, and mount stability on /mnt/pve/dm5000h.

We have set up a single-node Proxmox environment with storage backed by an FC LUN. Two storage types are configured on it: one as LVM and the other as directory storage. Recently, we attempted to migrate a VM from VMware to Proxmox. We tried both the Proxmox migration tool and manually...

This issue does not look like a CPU or RAM problem. The behavior you described (GUI freezing for 10–15 minutes and then recovering) is usually related to storage I/O delays. Since you have around 200 VMs, it’s possible that too many backups running at the same time are overloading the storage...

Hi, This usually happens when the server is a bit busy during the scheduled backup time. Since manual backups work fine, the issue is likely due to higher load when the automatic backups run. You can try running backups at a different time or avoid running multiple backups together.

Hi, From the config, the VM is currently showing lock: backup, which suggests a previous backup task may be stuck. That alone can prevent new backups from progressing. Also, since the disk is QCOW2 on NFS and you’re using snapshot mode, it can sometimes hang at 0% if there’s an issue with...

Hi Team, I have a question regarding the Proxmox version upgrade. Currently, our Proxmox is running version 8.4.0, and we plan to upgrade it to the last version of 8.4.x.However, because our security department does not allow us to grant Internet access to Proxmox nodes, we want to confirm with...

Hi, You may want to check how your storage is configured first. In Proxmox, backups are usually stored as regular files (in the <span>dump/</span> directory), so there’s no direct GUI option to move them between storages. One approach you can try: Use pvesm status to identify the source and...

Hi, The issue appears to be that your Windows Server 2025 VM is stuck in an Automatic Repair loop and unable to boot normally. Since the cloned VM is also showing the same behavior, this likely indicates OS-level corruption or a possible disk/storage-related issue rather than a Proxmox...

Hi, This is normal behavior. Even though the virtual machine is stopped and hasn’t changed, the system still needs to scan the whole disk during backup. However, it does not actually store or upload the full data again. Since nothing changed, the backup server recognizes that and reuses the...

Replacing a Failed Disk in Proxmox (BTRFS RAID1 – Simple Explanation) If one disk fails in a Proxmox BTRFS RAID1 setup, your server will still boot from the other disk. That’s normal and expected. Sometimes it boots in “read-only mode.” This is just a safety feature — your data is not lost...

Hi, This is expected behavior in Proxmox Backup Server. VMIDs must be unique within the same namespace, so moving a backup to the root namespace will fail if the same VMID already exists there. Currently, there is no way to rename or change the VMID of an existing backup. The available options...