Welcome to the Proxmox forum, YamiGhor!
First, these should probably be lxc.idmap and second these id mappings say, that the container's uid and gid 100000 should be mapped to the host's uid and gid 100000, which is probably not what you want...
I propably shouldn't do this since your text looks like an hallucination from a "bullshit-as-a-service-provider" aka generative AI but still I can't help it, so where we go:
Not for Hypervisors. For them the main targets are NOT home users...
I said there were guides for Debian, not PVE. What you did allows access to the GUI, which is what most people what. If you want SSH access you need to join the server itself to your AD domain from the command line using samba/winbind or sssd...
Yes but as explained in #3 it doesn't achieve the same speedup as with a dataset.
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/does-a-zvol-benefit-from-a-metadata-special-device.106292/#post-457502
Ergänzung zur Doku: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Cluster_Manager#pvecm_redundancy
Es wäre definitiv sinnvoll, auf einen der beiden Links nur den Corosync-Verkehr laufen zu haben und den anderen Link zusätzlich als redundanten Link (im Falle...
Well..., it absorbs the metadata, doesn't it?
The linked thread is too long... ;-)
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From #3 over there: "metadata doesn't (only) mean file metadata in this case. zvols are also made up of metadata nodes and data nodes, and the metadata...
A zvolume (which is otherwise is the best option in terms of performance to go with a PBS VM on TrueNAS) doesn't profit that much from a special device as a dataset...
I expect 12*12TB of ZFS storage is only hdd based, then use also vdev zfs als special device.
Example vdev0 zfs mirror 2x hdd, vdev1 zfs mirror 2x hdd and vdev2 zfs special device mirror 2x ssd.
Example1:
if you scale up your zfs dataset like...
It would have been a better course of action to find out and solve the root cause.
It's propably easier to backup everything and reinstall with ZFS on a single disc. But I would try again with a mirrored setup and trying to find the reason why...
We have customers who do run 5-node full-mesh clusters, for example with 4x 25Gbit NICs.
Do not go for a ring topology as that could break in 2 places and then you have problems.
The Routed with Fallback method is what you want...
Well..., you should be able to create a new zvol (not a "dataset" for files, but a block device) on the primary TrueNAS side. Then attach that device to the PBS VM. You have reached this goal when a new "sdb" (or equivalent) is visible inside the...
"/etc/pve" is a fuse-mounted database. Proxmox does a lot of work to make sure that it is identical on all cluster members. Basically it reflects the current state of the cluster, including all configuration.
That's also the reason why /etc/pve...
That file (that VM with the ID 106) can only exist once in the cluster.
To verify if the old one is still present: ~# find /etc/pve/nodes -name 106.conf - probably you'll find it there. Then move that one.
Sure.
My friendly recommendation is to us a tool (here: PVE) the way it was meant to be used. Third party scripts are often problematic - both for the user (who does not know what it did in detail) and the people here in the forum because they...
Klar, für die Konfigs ist ja auch der Cluster zuständig, solange der denn funktioniert. Aber ( wie du gerade gemerkt hast): Das ist kein Backup ( Cluster kann Probleme haben, wie jede Software), sondern um nach Ausfall eines Knotens die VMs und...
I am repeatedly astonished how beginners jump into the problematic areas immediately. Be it PCI-pass-through with GPUs for gaming or disks for TrueNAS or... third-party scripts. It seems that using PVE the-way-it's-meant-to-be is not sufficient...
copy does not work on the filesystem behind /etc/pve, but a move will do.
There is no solution for this besides adding more RAM to your second node to do this. If a single VM is to big to be started on the second node, you will not have fun with...
Iso-images are stored in a "Storage". The connection to any storages is defined in ".../pve/storage.cfg". The IP address (or DNS name) used in that configuration is used to connect to that server.
But they are stored temporarily on a (PVE-)...