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You will not need to re-install; it is in ALPHA, however. More information here and here You can run it as a VM, and it will handle the Remote migration commands from the PDM GUI.

Hello! The screenshots of the commands you ran above show that you are missing some arguments for qm remote-migrate. If you use the IP and not the hostnames, you need to specify a fingerprint when using the command. qm remote-migrate <localVMID> <RemoteVMID>...

Hello! I always have great luck with: qm remote-migrate Check out the options here

Oh, Perfect! Thanks for the update!

Hello! To get your VM up and running, try detaching the disk and reattaching it as IDE or SATA. Be sure to check your "Boot Order" under options. You may need to temporarily return your controller to the LSI until you install the VirtIO drivers. After you get it up and running, you will need...

Would this be a permanent solution? You could pass the drive through over USB or a spare drive controller if not. I am unaware of any "Clean" way of doing this permanently. But if you need the data copied, the passthrough is an option. Thanks!

Hello! Proxmox Feature requests go here: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/. Once you submit it, please post the link so anyone searching for it can CC or comment. Thanks!

Unless you copy the NAS data to a VM or CT and then backup that VM or CT, I don't think there is a clean way to achieve what you're asking. I would heavily recommend staying away from that in any form of production. PBS is primarily designed for backing up and restoring PVE VMs and...

From the sounds of it you locked yourself out of the GUI and SSH with the pve firewall? If you still have access from the console you can run: pve-firewall stop This will stop the firewall service until the next reboot.

Hello! You only need the Qemu-guest-agent on Proxmox. The others can be removed. Thanks!

In your creds file, you can add domain=domain and specify the domain for the credentials. username=user password=password domain=domain

Hello! Depending on what type of shared storage you are using, you mount the storage like you would in Debian. NFS: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/adding-nfs-share-as-datastore-in-proxmox-backup-server.89433/post-391253 SMB...

If you have more hardware in other locations, You can sync your local PBS elsewhere to provide redundancy outside the cluster.

This is very hardware-dependent, but if you meet the requirements for solid performance/reliability with Ceph. We would lean towards 4 Ceph nodes + Qdevice with what little information I have. You could co-install PBS+PVE on the fourth node or use a VM. Both have positives and negatives...

You can submit a bug report here: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/ Thanks!