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We are running a Proxmox Cluster with PVE 6.3-3. Each node is connected to ceph and has a ceph client installed. On a single node we have accitentally a ceph server installed. /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ceph.list How can we remove this ceph server without interfereing with our Proxmox...

Did not occur again. We have were able to complete the upgrade on these nodes. Thanks.

Thanks, Moayad. The PVE 5.4-15 Upgrade was our first step towards 6.x. Since we upgrade on a live cluster, the system needs to run at the intermediate steps.

Yesterday we upgraded our entire Proxmox Cluster from PVE 5.4-5 to PVE 5.4-15 and Corosync to 3.x. Since then NFS mounts on some nodes are occasionally not available. Anyone else having similar problems? - We are now deleting/adding the NFS mounts again. Hope that will resolve the issues.

I am testing PBS on a virtual machine. I have now given the VM two additional hard drives. How can I tell PBS on which of the three hard drives to do the backups? Directly in the PBS interface?

And can 'restore' the new VM to a different storage medium than the original one. Couldn't find anything. I would have to move the new VM. Right?

I have found it. Thanks.

Can I create a new VM (with a new ID) from a backup that I made earlier? i.e. I do not want to restore the old VM but want to base a new one on the old snapshot.

Great. Thank you. That answers my question.

The first backup of a new virtual machine is full. I assume the next backups are only incremental i.e. differential. Or is Proxmox coping the full content every time? Instead of rolling back multiple differential backups, it is faster to restore a complete full backup. See https://www.bareos.org

I have got a month-worth of daily differential backups of a virtual machine. Now I would like to combine them to a single full backup. Would be easier to restore from such a full backup. Is this possible with Proxmox Backup Server 1.0-1?