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Und das Backup hast du über die web UI in den Fotos Storage gemacht? Im local storage gibts kein Backup?

Das ist dann eh wie erwartet. Also bitte den ersten Befehl auch nochmal: ls -la /mnt/pve/Fotos/dump

Machst du das eh auf dem Proxmox Host? In der GUI die Node 'proxmox' auswählen und dann dort z.B. Shell, oder rechtsklick -> Shell (geht in einem neuen Fenster auf)

Dann war meine Annahme wohl nicht korrekt. Kannst du den Inhalt der /etc/pve/storage.cfg teilen? Am besten innerhalb von Tags damit alles gut lesbar ist (Code button im editor geht auch) cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg

Backups liegen im dump Unterordner des Storages. Wahrscheinlich, mit dem Namen, in /mnt/pve/Fotos/dump Wenn du auf der Shell des Hosts dir mal den Inhalt anzeigen lässt, was kommt da? ls -la /mnt/pve/Fotos/dump

The command in the linked thread is for a Linux guest. Therefore, you don't need to copy&paste it as is, as that won't work on Windows ;) Instead of a regular space between the different positions in your command, you need to use the \u0000. And if you run it via curl, you want to use the...

Yes, you can open a ticket with a current system report for us to go through for any potential improvements or if you have questions on how to actually configure things. We will not do the configuration for you though ;)

IIRC the commands need to be escaped correctly via the API. Does this post help you? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-api-agent-exec-escape-chars.84833/#post-372675

The FC LUN should show up as a block device. Maybe multiple times. In that case, you need to configure multipathing, see https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ISCSI_Multipath (most applies for FC as well, will be updated soon). Also, if you haven't seen it yet...

Alternatively, the SDN simple zone can be used as well. You can then even use the host as a simple router with optional SNAT and DHCP https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#pvesdn_install_dhcp_ipam If it should span multiple nodes, you will have to resort to VLANs

Do you have the same IP address in use multiple times? That usually results in quite interesting network connectivity issues as well.

Does the VDS support nested virtualization? If you run lscpu | grep Virtualization, does it show anything? If not, then there is no HW virtualization enabled and therefore and VM will be sloooow as it will be fully emulated.

Regarding storage, it really depends on how you want to integrate it. See https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migrate_to_Proxmox_VE#Storage for a quick overview.

The .. notation is for a range, try commas between the days to separate them. Works if I test it in the Schedule Simulator. Top right when I go to Datacenter -> Backups.

The VM configs are stored in the pmxcfs. If the disk images (and other resources) are available on the other nodes, you could manually move them to another node: mv /etc/pve/nodes/{crashed node}/qemu-server/* /etc/pve/nodes/{target node}/qemu-server/

Primär hängen die Namen davon ab, die der Linux Kernel des Gasts die Hardware sieht. Die ist nach dem Import definitiv eine andere und deshalb bekommen die NICs auch default einen anderen Namen. Wenn du im Gast die MAC Adresse vorher auf einen Namen bindest, dann könntest du beim Import die MAC...

A more productive approach than a rant would be to explain what you would like to select to copy & paste so that we can take a look and change it, even better if you do it in our bugtracker :) Such things are likely due to defaults in the UI framework, not on purpose to make your life harder ;-)

Then create a virtual NIC for each VLAN zone for the pfsense. If it should manage internet access for the machines in the VLANs, you will also configured a NIC on a bridge (vmbr) that allows it to access the internet.

Configure a VLAN zone, then define the VNETs for all the VLANs you need. The switches between the hosts need to be configured as well to allow these VLANs as tagged VLANs on the switchports. Your firewall/router needs to have access to these VLANs and needs to be configured as the default...

If you span the cluster to the other location, there is no need for a QDevice, as they will be part of the cluster and contribute to the votes. This is most likely not a good idea, as the question is how much latency you have and how stable that connection is. Create a separate cluster in the...