I will ask people there to leave me some PC switched on tomorrow and let you know.
If it does not help, I will visit the location probably during this weekend.
Thank you for your support!
Petr
Happy that worked - I asked you numerous posts ago if you were sure of the Gateway, but you ignored/insisted the request. You would have saved a lot of time & effort.
Make sure that address on the second line also reads 192.168.0.1:
cat...
After contemplating whether to send my reply or not, I realized you can ignore it if you don't like it ;-)
Reading:
your (first) server has been running for a couple of weeks
you joined yesterday
you don't seem very comfortable yet either...
That is NOT a backup - any data/incorrect data on one will be mirrored on the other.
Your version appears a mixed-bag? Assuming you are non-enterprise you do not appear to have the latest kernel, although some packages appear almost up to date...
You are using 192.168.0.64 as the gateway/router, but ...
... could it be that 192.168.0.1 is your router/modem instead?
That would explain why you have no internet and no DNS. Try using 192.168.0.1 as the gateway and nameserver.
Things you could try:
Remove the security exception from your browser, so it can allow you to add the exception. Perhaps something got 'stuck'
Try another browser (a Chromium based one if you usually use Firefox, or the other way around; they...
Hi Petr,
Welcome to the forums!
The output shows that PVE presents a self-signed certificate. Did you get a Letsencrypt certificate earlier? Perhaps the renewal failed.
Do you connect in your browser by hostname/FQDN, or by IP as shown in your...
Yes, works.
Happened in old versions, timer is big enough now
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/oracle-branded-hgst-drives-unusable-in-ktn-stl3.38284/post-378532
Or --size=4096 if disk has "AF" (advanced format/4k native)-label...
Hi CitizenOfPluto,
Welcome to the forums!
Can you point to a source for that?
In a not-PVE-specific context, ie, for LVM in general: some modifications of your LVM setup require free 'extends'.
In case of managing your storage through the...
As @UdoB and @Johannes S write: "Do what you feel comfortable with, there are many options"
PVE and PBS run on 'plain Debian', making all features available that Debian provides.
Another possible option with iSCSI and LVM could be:
configure...
I did use PBS to backup a Windows laptop for a while, but never came to testing the backups or needing to restore. The device was in use temporarily, I currently have only Linux/BSD clients to backup so have to cite from memory.
The files in the...