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Und was soll der geneigte Leser antworten? Du hast nicht einmal eine Frage formuliert. ;-) Beschreibe mal dein Setup: was für einen (mehrere?) Rechner verwendest du für PVE? Wie hast du installiert? Ist die Installation nagelneu, oder lief sie bereits einige Zeit? Wie sieht dein Netzwerk aus...

Great! :-) Please tell us shortly what you did, as it may be helpful for future readers. And please tag this thread "Solved" via the "Edith thread" Button at the top right. Oh..., and welcome in this forum!

Yes: the smallest device you can buy (twice) nowadays is large enough. Something like 0.3 percent of the size of the pool, iirc. For 8 TB data this leads to 32 GB. Note that this covers metadata only. If you can get larger devices, let's say 120 or 250 GB dedicated for the SD you may...

While for me it smells like bad practice, yes, a running KVM process (= a VM) should keep running during execution of apt full-upgrade. Only after full-upgrade has finished you need to reboot. What I always do (since the dark ages of unreliable connections) is to run "apt -d -y full-upgrade" in...

See also https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/vms-not-being-moved-over-openfabric.183562/ The picture is visible there...

That's bad. When one of "the other" networks does saturate this single physical wire... corosync will die. QoS settings may help to prioritize the corosync VLAN, but recommended is to use a separate wire. The VLAN approach will be fine as a fallback connection, as a second "ring".

This thread is half a year old. Do you really expect a new and helpful reply after posting that? Perhaps you can post details about your setup, your goal, which documentation/tutorial you followed, what you expected to happen and what happened instead... Most of the users here (this is a...

Yes, I experienced the very same, several years ago. The higher priority of IPv6 over IPv4 (if both are present) is fine... until it is not. :-( To be clear: in my case this was a local network problem, with an incomplete IPv6 setup - a not correctly setup gateway. One of my main complains...

Yeah! That will help the discussion! Perhaps you may add some more details including some example logs showing your problem? Disclaimer: I am not using PMG currently.

Correct. Maybe. Unfortunately I am not a PDM user. Sorry if I linked to unfitting documentation...

Well..., Proxmox (the company) does not offer any license: https://www.proxmox.com/en/products/proxmox-virtual-environment/pricing And I believe they have chosen their wording very carefully.

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/issue-with-rtx-5060-ti-in-proxmox.183514/

I see two details to check: tee doubles the output it receives, that's the idea behind a T; usually the goal is to get the output on screen and in the given file tee runs as the calling user - which should not have rights to write to /var/log

In a virtual PVE, pve-no-subscription, both physical host and virtual host uptodate: root@pnb:~# pveversion pve-manager/9.1.11/8eac2c86f015bdda (running kernel: 7.0.2-2-pve) In a shell of a "normal" user: poc@pnb:~$ git clone https://github.com/v12-security/pocs.git && cd pocs/fragnesia && gcc...

There's a proof-of-concept: https://gbhackers.com/poc-exploit-released-for-fragnesia-linux-flaw/

Sure! To check some aspects, usual problems and possible showstoppers read this forum ;-) and those wiki pages: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migrate_to_Proxmox_VE https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Advanced_Migration_Techniques_to_Proxmox_VE Good luck :-)

When you boot from your installation media, the first menu shows something like 1) "Install PVE" and 2) "Check media and install...". Make sure to use the second one, with "check". I've had problems (somewhere during the installation, not at the very beginning) installing PVE when I used tools...

At the very top of this page is a "HOME" link. This - or just opening https://forum.proxmox.com/ - will bring you to the overview. The two topmost offers (both for PVE) are https://forum.proxmox.com/forums/proxmox-ve-installation-and-configuration.16/...

I am using https://git.zabbix.com/projects/ZBX/repos/zabbix/browse/templates/app/proxmox?at=release/7.4 To make it work you need to follow the documentation on that page ;-) I've set only {$PVE.TOKEN.ID} {$PVE.TOKEN.SECRET} and {$PVE.URL.HOST}. Nothing more. Works as documented - your empty...

I do not know. And I've never used vdbench, so I have no idea what that thing measures. I hesitated to post the obvious: Generally local storage is always faster than network devices. As long as the same type of HDD/SSD/NVMe devices are used and configured the same way. A network adds latency...