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Ah, thank you for getting back to me. So, the export on my NAS is /data/ISOs, so I just created the template/iso path under that ISOs directory and I put a few .iso files in there. I just added the NFS share back and I see those iso files in the Web UI. I'm on my way to installing my first VM. :)

I thought I posted this question earlier, but now I can't seem to find it. I'm new to ProxMox. I just installed it last night. I was able to successfully add a NFS share to it. I store all my ISO images on my NAS, and share it via NFS. Anyway, I shared it from the root of the ISOs directory...

I'm new to ProxMox. I just installed it last night. I was able to successfully add a NFS share to it. I store all my ISO images on my NAS, and share it via NFS. Anyway, I shared it from the root of the ISOs directory on the NAS, called ISOs, but on the NAS itself, it is organized based on...

I'm very new to ProxMox, so I was wondering, is there a ProxMox equivalent of VMTools that can be installed on the guest VMs?

Thanks for the info. Given my hardware, would 32 GB be enough for ZFS and about 6-7 non-production VMs? (again, just a home lab)

Would it better to run this setup and limit the ARC to 4 GB, or just install as ext4 and use one disk for the data (VMs) and the other disk to hold backups? I just want to make sure I won't run into issues with only 32 GB of memory since I don't know much about ZFS.

Thanks for the info. Is 32 GB enough memory to run a ZFS mirror? I've read that it can be memory intensive and I don't want to use half my memory on ZFS. If I was running a ZFS mirror, is the OS itself contained in that mirror, or is it outside the mirror? I'm familiar with hardware RAID 1...

Hello. I'm currently running an ESXi 7 home lab system and I'm contemplating replacing it with ProxMox. I am a ProxMox noob though. For my ESXi system, the boot drive is a USB flash drive, which works well, but from what I've been reading, that will NOT work so well with ProxMox. I have two...