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Agree with @guletz, The SD cards can work, as far as i know, with ESXi. But when it comes to Proxmox - this is basically Debian. And it does write a lot of data on the system partition. When it comes to the question of quality and technology used to produce the SD card, think that regardless...

Hey! As far as i know, regardless whether it's a Proxmox version update or not, whenever you update the kernel, the machine requires you to reboot. I assume it may be possible, but a reboot will be needed afterwards.

Hey! You've said at the beginning that you have 2 gaming VMs atop of Proxmox. Keep in mind that the number of cores and threads is not as relevant for gaming as is the clock speed of each core. Moreover, gaming does require GPU capabilities and Proxmox does not divide the CPU between VMs. In...

@LnxBil, you are correct regarding RAID speeds and PCIe RAID, thank you for correction!

Hey! I had this issue ;) It's not actually hanging, but freezes for a veeeery long time. I suggest you do the following (5 different drivers, don't skip): use Paravirtualized Block Drivers for Windows (most complicated, most impactful, as it removes the speed bottleneck) use Paravirtualized...

Hey! From the 2 options - the first one clearly makes more sense. What i'd personally try is having as many VMs on the PCIe SSD as possible. If i were you, i'd probably sell the Optane drive and go for a bigger and bit older enterprise PCIe drive, that'd be 1.2 - 2.4TB. As a couple of side...

For posterity, i would leave this link here. This is the detailed description of how you can set up the email notification via Google SMTP (or basically any other SMTP). Please be aware that there is a typo on the following line (this is the correct command): apt-get install libsasl2-modules I...

Hey! From my experience, the very first questions that you need to address are what are you trying to achieve? where is the bottleneck? Cheatsheet When considering the technology used, here's what may be useful in terms of speed assessment: SAS is usually faster than SATA (although fast SATA...

Some additional notes on the APC and PowerChute client. You may want to set up the timings accordingly and here's the flowchart for power on and power off that i found useful: off (UPS goes on battery -> notifies the PowerChute -> PowerChute triggers the shutdown of the server and UPS -> server...

So, here's the gist of the process. Intro The network configuration is the following: there is the SmartUPS connected to network via the Management Card there is the server(-s) connected to network via the NICs UPS setup The UPS needs an IP to connect correctly to the network. By default...

It is definitely possible. Planning to get this working with my Smart UPS and will report back on the results.

I can't same i'm a veteran in the field, but i've spent the past 6 months doing the best i can to protect the data on my server. As usual, the experience starts with understanding what is SAS, a RAID controller, RAID, redundancy, backup, data integrity and bla bla bla. In short, i'd say that i...

Congrats! :) Glad everything's up and running! Can you link that thread here for the posterity?

I'd make sure that in hardware tab of the VMs the disk is set with the correct path.

I'd say that you need to move them within NAS first, export the correct folder via NFS. Afterwards simply add the NAS with the exported path. Again: Move files from parent location inside the correct folder on NAS Edit the export settings on NAS, so that the folder location is exported instead...

Hey! Did you add the NAS via the GUI? As far as i understand, it should be pretty straightforward: shutdown all the VMs and containers remove the storage add it back with a different path Am i missing something?

Hey! To be honest - was using Proxmox for the past couple of years and never had issues with the login. Sometimes cookies or password managers can mess things up during the login, but never experienced it myself. Can you share the browser you're using and Proxmox version? Is this behaviour...