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This means it should work. Are you going to the correct address, inc https:// and port 8006? Is your browser blocking the machine due to non authenticated/signed https certificate? then maybe try different browser.

Edited: didn't notice reply above, was on next page and I was blind... So you didn't edit hosts yet? You can always try a bit for yourself (that's part of starting to learn these things) As a general rule of thumb you can always: 1. cp "path to file" "path to file".backup (make a backup of a...

looks fair to me. gateway should also be edited though to 192.168.1.1 Not sure where it gets the ip from, could also be that it's from a different config file, but not sure exactly. Have you tried connecting to https://192.168.1.50:8006 ? If that doesn't work, i would make sure to find the ip...

kind of hoped you were sshing or used ipmi or something. Ok so plan b. I agree that reading up on networking is a must, but playing around with a box at home is fun in its own way, and by the questions asked I'm guissing it's not a professional installation. And sometimes just getting the...

sure, I'll try to help you through it, and will start of with a note that I'm definitly not an expert on this. But can you give the output of: cat /etc/network/interfaces cat means reading the file, interfaces is the file contaning your network configuration. Or will this be a challenge with...

Think I got it. Your windows PC has the ip: 192.168.1.41 with subnet 255.255.255.0 The subnet 255.255.255.0 means that the network of your computer varies only on the last digit, so your computer can only reach 192.168.1.XXX Note that your proxmox server defaulted to 192.168.100.2, and does not...

can you on your windows pc give the output of ipconfig? start > CMD > type "ipconfig"

Is the computer you're trying to log in from on the same subnet?

Situation: I've got a 3 node cluster, and want to use ceph for HA storage for VM's. When making a ceph pool the default is 3/2 meaning you only have 33% of your total storage as capacity. So I'm thinking of making a 2/1 pool, having 50% of my capacity available. This would mean 1 node can fail...

Interesting, the PHY I can find on the mobo manual is supposed to be the CS2447 (https://www.supermicro.com/QuickRefs/motherboard/d/QRG-1858.pdf) but that may be a typo, as I can't find other info on that chip. Anyway it's connecting to eno8 too, so will do some testing w.r.t. throughput on...

Just did some more checking. The SFP+ module is plugged in all the way, it latches and is in as deep as eno8. also inspected the motherboard. No visible traces of damage or bad solder joints. So I guess it's indeed confirmed to be a broken NIC. Added in a 10GbE SFP+ mellanox I ripped out of a...

eno 7 and 8 are both on the motherboard: Dual LAN with 10G SFP+ from D-1500 SoC. Xeon D1518 in my case

I've got a non functional ethernet interface, and unable to figure out why. Symptoms: interface is part of a bond, but is down, and no lights on the switch or the sfp+ port are on. I've replaced the cable by a confirmed working one, but that doesn't help. I've tried multiple switch ports, but...

It's indeed true that I'm just getting into HA, and that it's just for a home setup. But I want to do it properly. Including redundant switches and interfaces. And I also want to really understand what I'm doing, instead of just following a guide and having it "just work". On my hardware the...

Whoa, thanks for the reply clears up a lot. I'm still left with a few questions though, largely on the difference between CEPH public and proxmox or normal LAN. So let me rephrase what you said in my own words to make sure I'm not misunderstanding things: *Heartbeat is purely a CEPH thing, and...