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That was less than helpful.

Right, but supported by the OS doesn't mean it is appropriate for use.

What I meant by enterprise vs. open-source was that enterprise support often has a limited HCL that they'll support. If it's not on that list, don't bother asking for help. Open-source is more, well, open.

I'm coming from a legacy Nexenta installation, where they had a list of supported SSDs for SLOG and L2ARC. I understand some differences between commercial software and open-source software. I know that consumer SSDs aren't up to the task. Which types of SSDs are preferred for Proxmox ZFS...

I can find the configured storage per VM\CT. I can find the total space used on the datastore. I can find the deduplication factor. I cannot find the space used per backup. Is that listed anywhere?

Are there any mechanisms to back up VMs (or physical hosts) that aren't using PVE as the hypervisor, or aren't Debian-based? I would like to archive and power-down my current VMware environment.

Does anyone know how to expose the bridge table to the SNMP daemon on the host? I'm working on getting our network in our monitoring solution and correctly showing neighbors for each device.

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4061

I was looking into how to utilize cloud-init to fully automate my VM sping up, but it looks like Proxmox has rather weak UI support for cloud-init and that you have to enable snippets and drop a file into the snippets folder to run user-defined commands. True? Any plans to make that more...

We had a server that shutdown yesterday. I do mean shutdown and not powered off. In the "Task History" for that host, I do see a "Stop all VMs and Containers" entry. Is there any way to see *how* that shutdown was requested? Was a button clicked in the web UI? A command entered in the CLI?

Thanks a bunch!

I thought I'd check in to see if there was a timeline for other hypervisors. I assumed support for non-PVE hypervisors was there, but Googling and the documentation isn't turning up much (well, this thread).

It is all going through another mail server that then relays outbound messages through PMG.

I sent all ten emails within 1 minute.

I set a message_rate_limit of 1 to have one outgoing message per minute. I composed ten emails and sent them in rapid succession. They were all received within 2 minutes. What's wrong?

Which journal?

A third server. root@Sycamore1:~# pvecm status Cluster information ------------------- Name: DNA-DK-SYC Config Version: 5 Transport: knet Secure auth: on Quorum information ------------------ Date: Fri Jan 15 17:04:39 2021 Quorum provider...

root@DeKalb3:~# pvecm status Cluster information ------------------- Name: DNA-DK-SYC Config Version: 5 Transport: knet Secure auth: on Quorum information ------------------ Date: Fri Jan 15 17:04:38 2021 Quorum provider: corosync_votequorum Nodes...

The server I rebooted. root@DeKalb2:~# pvecm status Cluster information ------------------- Name: DNA-DK-SYC Config Version: 5 Transport: knet Secure auth: on Quorum information ------------------ Date: Fri Jan 15 16:42:10 2021 Quorum provider...

I have a cluster of five servers. Everything is fine for some amount of time (attempting to find a way to track what that amount of time is). The servers all lose quorum. I reboot the first server and then everything is fine again. The quorum also seems kind of messed up. No one agrees on...