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Hello, I have recently been experiencing an issue where I am unable to log in to the web UI. I enter my credentials and wait a few seconds before receiving a "Login failed. Please try again" error. I can log in to the machine via SSH and perform actions. I have a VM that is running, and I can...

Unfortunately, no - I wound up killing off the node and rebuilding it.

One of the nodes in my cluster seems to be hanging/freezing and the node goes offline. The node is still powered on, so I have to hard reboot... I'd like to know what's going on. Which logs should I check?

@Rattlehead.ie If memory serves, the Asus PN50 has one Ethernet port, yeah? If so, it would’ve been automatically configured for use on bridge interface vmbr0. If you can access the machine over your network, either via ssh or the web interface, then everything is working properly.

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Hello, I am trying to figure out how to convert the VM disk for one of my VMs from raw to qcow2 so I can enable snapshots. First, I need to figure out the path of the VM disk, so I issue the following: root@pve11:~# pvesm list vmpool11 --vmid 124 Volid Format Type...

I am using Terraform to clone a Server 2019 VM template which will be used as a Windows Event Forwarded (wef). The Terraform code looks like this: # Create the wef VM resource "proxmox_vm_qemu" "wef" { name = "wef" target_node = "pve-node1" tags = "test" # Clone from...

Hello, I have a 3 node Proxmox cluster running on top of NUC hardware. Each node has a SATA SSD used for the OS, as well as a NVMe SSD used for CEPH. Recently, the disk used for the OS on one of the nodes failed - it's completely dead. I was initially going to attempt to recover the disk using...

@mijanek Awesome! Glad to hear that it's working as you wanted! I haven't applied the recent update to Proxmox 6.4 - I'll probably wait until next week because I need to use some of the VMs this week. That's good to hear that the driver issues have been worked out with the test pvt-kernel-5.11...

I haven't encountered any power management issues; I've had one of the nodes under a fairly high load (80% CPU utilization) and didn't notice any performance issues. I also didn't notice much fan noise. Unfortunately, I haven't taken the time to determine power consumption of the nodes... but...

@mijanek You’re correct in that the 8125 driver isn’t included in the Linux kernel until 5.9. As mentioned above, I had to install the driver via dkms. After doing so, the 2.5G NIC functions perfectly. The only thing you’ll need to be aware of is that you’ll need to reinstall the driver if/when...

Honestly, I'm out of ideas... When I installed the module for my 8125 adapter, I did something like this: Installed kernel headers apt install pve-headers-$(uname -r) Cloned a dkms version of the driver from github Installed dkms apt install dkms Ran the dkms install script in the dkms install...

Came across an old thread by searching for error messages I was seeing... In that older thread, someone mentioned that the pveproxy service was the cause of their issue (in their case, the service had stopped... but in my case, the service was running). Anyway, I restarted the pveproxy service...

Nobody has encountered this issue before?

Interestingly, various elements of the web UI are slow to load, or timeout, on pve-node3. On the node Summary pane, the Status box doesn't load, and I get a communication failure (0) message box; the CPU usage box loads just fine though. If I linger on network settings, a message box with a...

Do you know which Realtek chipset you're working with? I installed PVE on two Asrock 4x4 Box-4800U which come with two onboard NICs... one of them being the Realtek 8125. Here's what I see when I enumerate my on-board devices: root@pve-node2:~# lspci | grep Ethernet 01:00.0 Ethernet...

Hello, I recently created a 3rd node for my proxmox cluster. When I navigate to Node -> System -> Network, I do not see my vmbr0 network listed... which is strange. If I navigate to the console (or ssh over to the box), and check the IP settings, I can see that vmbr0 exists... If I check...

I guess this isn't a thing that anyone has had to do before?

For what it's worth, I know the OSD is still there... I just don't know how to get it back online. fdisk -l Disk /dev/nvme0n1: 465.8 GiB, 500107862016 bytes, 976773168 sectors Disk model: CT500P5SSD8 Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size...

Try changing your CPU type in the hardware section of your VM configs? I generally select "host" when creating VMs. I'm running proxmox on top of Ryzen chips, and everything works ok for me... but I also haven't migrated CPU architectures.