Recent content by vaschthestampede

You're right, but that's a problem for another day. :)

Yes, that one also shows no problems and the iSCSI connection is stable. Very interesting. One piece of information that might be useful is that PBS receives backup data (and send metric) through a boundary between two interfaces, so I also did everything I could to avoid saturation issues. The...

Can't do that. My requirement is to have all the backups at that time. In fact, the goal is to have all the backups of all the VMs at the same time. Then the data can be written even later but the state of the VM to be backed up should be that of 6:30 pm, for each VM. But what's the problem...

I did what you should never do: I copied and pasted without even reading! Thank you

root@Elefante:~# apt install gdb proxmox-backup-sever-dbgsym Error: Unable to locate package proxmox-backup-sever-dbgsym Do i need to add any repositories?

I have a new item to analyze, in the meantime there are backups that fail the metrics are not being sent.

My requirement is to have all the backups at that time. In fact, the goal is to have all the backups of all the VMs at the same time!

Yes, It's my practice to have it turned on practically all the time. For PBS I have the network for backup and the one for iSCSI, two separate NICs. For PVE I only have one ceph cluster and it has completely separate networks and NICs.

It's been happening every day lately. I can't; the locally attached disks will be used for other backups. I'll be able to check if those fail as well. What I can tell you is that it's not the first time something like this has happened but on much less performing hardware and I blamed that...

If I open discussions here in the forum it is because the company where I work, unfortunately, has no intention of purchasing support. I will continue to push for it but now I have to do without it. Anyway, with "where I can find other useful information" I meant inside the PBS or PVE systems...

Very low too, I would even say insignificant. This is a graph of CPU usage of a PVE during backup failures (influxDB + Grafana).

Please help, failed backups are continuing. I don't know where to go to investigate anymore to find the problem. PBS is a really overkill server (a PowerEdge R740xd2 with two Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6130 CPU @ 2.10GHz and 128GB RAM), as stated in the first post. Furthermore, the monitor is not...

For PBS CPU under 10%. For PVE errors have occurred even with very low CPUs I can't change the schedule, I need backup at that time.

Please help , failed backups are continuing.

Here the LOGs.