Recent content by wickeren

Tnx for you reply, gonna look further into it. I didn't see the first post so I made a new one. Then they eventually both showed... Not sure how to close or delete the other one.

Have a Proxmox cluster with Enterprise subscription. Dedicated interfaces for corosync (1GB), SDN (10GB) and CEPH (25GB) om separate switches. Have encountered a connection issue on one of the nodes to the CEPH switch, causing issues on the VM's running on that node. As a want to prevent this...

Have a Proxmox cluster with Enterprise subscription. Dedicated interfaces for corosync (1GB), SDN (10GB) and CEPH (25GB) om separate switches. Have encountered a connection issue on one of the nodes to the CEPH switch, causing issues on the VM's running on that node. As a want to prevent this...

Anyone ever have had some succes with this? Should be a simple switch in the gui, attach device pci or pcie…

Have upgraded my 3-node cluster just fine, at least it looks like, all VM's and CT's are running. But I get lots of errors like this now for various actions: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 55: Bad key types '+ssh-rsa,ssh-dss'. /etc/ssh/ssh_config: terminating, 1 bad configuration options This is...

No, just reverted the changes made as I couldn’t figure out what was causing this.

Yeah, really puzzeled why they use PCI devices instead of PCIe, even in Q35 machine type. It might not make much of a difference in Proxmox itself performance wise, but it should have impact on performance in Pfsense/Opnsense, as the "modern" virtio driver should support multiqueue in the BSD...

It would be more convenient if this was controllable in the GUI under advanced. For some reasons only the display adapter (not only Spice but also VGA default) is PCIE attached, but all other devices are just on the PCI bus. Or it could even be automatically if Q35 is used... Can't get it to...

you where right, the networks adapters were connected to a PCI bus, only spice seems to be on the PCIE bus: /usr/bin/kvm -id 901 -name 'Pfsense-test,debug-threads=on' -no-shutdown -chardev 'socket,id=qmp,path=/var/run/qemu-server/901.qmp,server=on,wait=off' -mon 'chardev=qmp,mode=control'...

From my understanding, the "modern" Virtio in Pfsense should support multiqueue, giving performance benefits over the "legacy" implementation.

Did someone ever see something else but <VirtIO PCI (legacy) Network adapter> in a PFsense VM under Proxmox?

I'm trying to get Pfsense to recognize the Virtio (network) adapter as PCIe instead of just PCI. It should then also been seen as <VirtIO PCI (modern) Network adapter> instead of <VirtIO PCI (legacy) Network adapter> in the system log. It SHOULD be possible to to do this if machine type is set...

Anyone knows how this compares to Hetzner? Have a Proxmox cluster running there.