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Welcome, @Skamanda Sounds it can be the reason. Are these bridges in the same network, by chance? What are the networks' settings? Especially these bridges.

I'm afraid I give up ;-(. On Saturday I asked you: 1) Just in case, execute in the PVE hosts: [ hosts in PLURAL form] grep -rF 192.168. /etc and search for any leftovers of the old addressing. But you showed the result only from ONE host. 2) Double check the network configurations...

Hi, @wondimu Maybe you've entered the key in not the proper place in the GUI? Have you followed carefully the instructions at https://shop.proxmox.com/index.php?rp=/knowledgebase/4/How-do-I-upload-my-Proxmox-VE-subscription-key-to-my-Proxmox-VE-host.html ?

I seem to remember that one can observe files "covered" by the mount, by means of "bind" mount. But I'd rather not take on remotely instructing not experienced admin :cool:

I guess there are some (I mean much) data in some directory in which NOW some other filesystem is mounted. In your case in /mybiz or /mnt Can you temporaily umount all of them and then check what is inside (and how much)?

No. The gateway is not visible from the PVE GUI, AFAIR. The own address 192.166.3.118/24 (see SIX) is in other network than the gateway 192.168.3.1 (see EIGHT). No wonder it can't access other networks.

Welcome, @milehighmox Using CODE tags (this "</>" button) please post the results of the following commands: lsblk df -hT du -hcs /*

I mean network configuration as seen from inside of the VMs. Also pay attention to which addresses are their gateways configured.

Welcome, @azae Can be various reasons. While booting, try adding nomodeset in the kernel command line. If it doesn't help, remove quiet from the kernel command line to see possible hints. If still no success, you can try adding acpi=off there. Then make sure that SR-IOV is enabled in the BIOS...

Hi, @frankz Ideally, you could create another namespace (parallel to the existing one) and place the backup of the non-unique VMID there.

Welcome, @nasbitsdesktop ! Please issue (in the command line) apt-get update and post the result in the <CODE> tags (using the above "</>" button).

I assume you haven't checked the links I posted :) . PBS requires the specific user, yes. Specifically: # id backup uid=34(backup) gid=34(backup) groups=34(backup),26(tape) # cat /etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg datastore: store1 gc-schedule sun 23:00 notify prune=always...

Hi, @Bikersmurf 1) Just in case, execute in the PVE hosts: grep -rF 192.168. /etc and search for any leftovers of the old addressing. 2) Double check the network configurations of the VMs (you failed to deliver them here).

Hi, @Red Squirrel From what I read at the Forum, various NAS-es can make various difficulties and differences with setting a PBS datastore. UIDs (backup:backup), mapping, squoshes... Don't know which NAS you use, so I don't know if these links are of any relevance for you, but maybe you'll...

Hi, @Dwarf Make sure that your PC (or whatever device you are trying to reach PVE from) is in the same VLAN as the PVE.

Hi, @hiper Is it a Windows file explorer (or whatever it's called in a particular version) in the screenshot? So maybe files have extension, but the explorer has the usual setting to hide file extensions? Every time I set up a new account in M$ Windows I'm still unpleasantly surprised that...

Welcome, @brent729 As from the PC you can't ping the gateway, I would search for the reason in the PC itself or in its network connection (even something low level like a patch cable). Do the LEDs in the switch and in the PC's network card shine? Do they blink when you are trying to ping...

@ephoenix , this is not what I advised. As I wrote: you should execute tcpdump in various network nodes / devices in the network path. You mentioned there are more nodes in the network, like Pfsense firewall. We don't know which packets are dropped: initiating ones or returning ones. And...

I don't understand. In Ubuntu AND in the VM? Isn't the Ubuntu a VM?

[UUUU] shows that all four elements of the raid array are UP (OK). If I understand the situation correctly, these four x 4 TB disks are passed-through to the VM. I may be wrong, but I wonder if it's OK that these are configured as virtio... At least mine I have configured as scsi. The docs at...