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I did migrations recently and used /usr/sbin/qm remote-migrate However, both machines were running proxmox. One machine, the sender, did have thin drives and the receipient server did not. After tha transfer I did a qemu-img convert -c -O qcow2 to shrink the drive down. HTH

Thanks, so, like this? 1. boot into new kernel 2. ip a 3. cd /etc/network 4. cp interfaces interfaces.backup.just.in.case 5. nano -w interfaces a. replace interface names without output of ip a, save and exit 6. service networking restart

Thanks, deleted prior post with info I would prefer not be public. Can provide directly if needed. I'll test out new names and new kernels this weekend. Thanks again.

Thanks, redacted so would not be displayed publically. Happy to provide directly.

I upgraded to 8.2 and now have no networking connections. I still have the same IP, but cannot ping out from the machine to the network or any VM. I am also unable to ping the host. Obviously cannot connect to web interface or reach any VM. Any suggestions please? I tried disabling...

I solved this by installing the latest microcode, "apt install intel-microcode" which required enabling non-free in sources, which required a dependency which required I enable contrib in sources. Previously from /proc/cpuinfo: microcode : 0x2006a08 Now: microcode : 0x2006d05

Solved it by adding the following line under iface vmbr0 inet static in /etc/network/interfaces hwaddress XX:XX The XX:XX is the full mac address of the physical interface.

I came in to ask same thing. Have tried upgrade and fresh install, neither has network connectivity. I should say both of my are into a VM on Hyper-V, which is my third machine in my quorum without intention of hosting other vms.