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Hi @MrMentaL , welcome to the forum. You can try to boot into older kernel to confirm your theory: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/revert-to-prior-kernel.100310/ Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Hi @mrxbelly , Please review questions asked in this thread https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/cannot-login-to-web-ui-root.156159/ . Collect and post requested data, so that community members can review and advise. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox -...

Hi @JBelthoff , The easiest way is to follow up clone with a "qm set" command to update your bridge pointer. You can also use "qm guest xxx" to force IP or other configuration change. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Hi @maarten256 , the request of the OP in this thread was not to find next available ID. But good for you on finding the correct API call for your needs. Its a good question to ask. Here is a collection of mostly more recent threads with examples of how to extract various data...

Hi @cshill , have tried the command below? man qm qm remote-migrate <vmid> [<target-vmid>] <target-endpoint> --target-bridge <string> --target-storage <string> [OPTIONS] Migrate virtual machine to a remote cluster. Creates a new migration task. EXPERIMENTAL feature...

Good to hear. You can mark the thread as "solved" by editing original post and changing the subject prefix Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Please surround your output with CODE (</>) tags, from the edit box menu at the top. Since you are able to run CLI commands, that implies you can access the console directly. Are you using physical console or SSH? What happens when you run the following from the console: curl -k -d...

Hi @wav3front , Are you sure you are using the correct authentication method, i.e. PAM vs PVE? Do you have space on the root disk? Are all the services running? (systemctl status|grep pve) Have you tried different browser or incognito mode? Are you sure that you don't have any browser...

Hi @Testani , performance troubleshooting and optimization is always multifaceted. There isn't usually a one knob that "fixes" bad performance. The first step is always to establish a baseline directly on the hypervisor. Then you move on to the VM. We've written a number of performance...

The question marks in UI are usually due to delays in pvestatd processing. Are those VMs hosted by the cluster member which you are not logged into? Check the log files, i.e. journalctl on both nodes. If you use an external metrics server - sporadic return from it could cause pvestatd hiccups...

Hi @m.vienne, welcome to the forum. It does not matter in which order you will power on your systems. During the installation PVE only cares about available local disks to place the core software there. No external storage pools are configured. You will need to confirm VNX connectivity and...

You need a Cluster Aware Filesystem. There are only two viable options at this time: OCFS and GFS2. Neither are directly supported by PVE. You need to research, install, configure and support them on your own. Search the forum, there have been many conversations about this topic. I also think...

I know of no such tutorial. And I don't think you can do what you envisioned. You can only stripe LV, but PVE needs an empty VG. You can concatenate the disks in VG, but not stripe them. The recommendation is to create one big LUN vs 2 smaller ones. Striping would only make sense if you have...

XFS is not a cluster aware filesystem. Do not use it as shared storage. Proxmox addresses the Volume Group, not Logical Volume. By creating LV - you took all the space. https://blog.mohsen.co/proxmox-shared-storage-with-fc-san-multipath-and-17a10e4edd8d Blockbridge : Ultra low latency...

Hi @ultrasive , welcome to the forum. PVE does not come with built-in DHCP/Metadata server out-of-the-box. The nocloud specifies that the source of CloudInit is local. Specifically - ISO mounted as CDrom. The CITYPE specifies the format of the cloudinit on that ISO. You can examine it manually...

Plug this into google , it seems you are not the only one reporting this type of error. For example, here is the first search result for me: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-8-1-esxi-import-storage-error-500.144049/ Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox...

I recommend that you open a separate thread, as your question does not appear to be connected with original OP's request. In that new thread, provide more information, i.e. : VM config, steps you use to create it, things you can and cannot do, things you want to do, what happens when you try to...

Nothing changed. Simply disable Enterprise repo in the GUI part that you screenshotted (with repo listings). Good luck Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

Did you check from the hypervisor whether the disk was extended? The check will depend on the backend storage type you are using. I.e. if its LVM - "lvs", if QCOW - "qemu-img info", etc. If the disk was extended on the hypervisor side properly, does the VM pick it up after a reboot? The problem...

Hi @Bradomski , Have you looked at "journalctl -n 500" or "journalctl -f" during the migration attempt? Have you run "pvesm status"? "pvesm list [storage]" Any errors on ESXi side in the logs? Any changes in networking? Good luck Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for...