Recent content by Red Squirrel

Oh whoops ok fixed it now. so should be 0 2 and not 2 0.

Thanks that seems to have worked! Boots up immediately now with no error. So this is what the fstab line looks like now: nas.localdomain:/volumes/raid2/pve_pbs /network/pve_pbs nfs,vers=3 async,_netdev 2 0

Nothing that is dependent on other machines. I thought maybe DNS but I double checked and my physical DNS server is in the /etc/resolv.conf file. This is what my fstab looks like: # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> /dev/pbs/root / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1...

I had a large failure on my network that caused all networking across the board to die, trying to upgrade firewall and introducing the new firewall made a big mess. Reverted back to old one for now. This caused lot of VMs to corrupt as in the process they lost access to storage. It's a really...

I've seen similar messages on HP Elitedesks when I want to install a new OS such as Proxmox itself or even just boot off Ventoy so I can start the install. In the bios I disabled everything having to do with secure boot, UEFI etc and it eventually went away, took a few tries, it's like it...

Ok just found that option on PBS and created a namespace, seems to work now, thanks!

I notice if I try to setup backups, either the built in way or with PBS, if VM IDs match across the two clusters then VMs from the other cluster show up in the backup list for the one that has a matching ID. Would this be problematic, like would they keep overwriting each other? What is a good...

I would setup a VPN server like Wireguard or OpenVPN. Once you have that setup you VPN in and then can access everything on your network. I have mine setup in a way where I need to authenticate myself first on a hidden web page which unblocks my IP, then I can connect. Adds a layer of...

It works now but in case someone runs into this, here's my firewall script : ipv4: #!/usr/bin/env iptables-restore *filter :FORWARD DROP [0:0] :INPUT DROP [0:0] :OUTPUT ACCEPT [0:0] -A INPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT #allow localhost: -A INPUT -s 127.0.0.0/8 -j ACCEPT...

EDIT: Got it working! Nothing makes you panic troubleshoot more than when all sites go down... Had to add this to my firewall script: ip6tables -A INPUT -s ::1/128 -j ACCEPT I started wondering if the issue was IPv6 related and started exploring that. I guess the console uses IPv6...

Just tried that but it did not change anything. Still can't connect to any consoles. Host or VMs. At one point I could connect to one specific VM but it was a fluke, it stopped working now. This is what I get in journald any time I try: May 30 12:40:15 sr05 pvedaemon[1724311]: connection...

I recently moved my VMs over to a new PVE 9.2.3 instance on an OVH server, was able to access the consoles initially, but now I can't access any of them, it just sits at connecting forever and never connects. For a while I also couldn't connect to the web interface at all as it would just hang...

Oh wow I never even noticed that option there, doh! Thanks for pointing it out. I see the backups now.

I don't see the backups from PBS in that list, only the ones I did locally within PVE before I installed PBS. I did add PBS as a storage type and did schedule the job. I ran it manually though, would that be an issue? I see the backups within PBS itself but not in the cluster.

I can't for the life of me figure out how to do a restore. I installed Proxmox Backup Server, set it up on my cluster, ran a job, it did all the backups, and I see them in the backup server, but I don't see anywhere on either the Proxmox cluster or backup server on how to actually restore...