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Hi, May you provide us more entries before the Windows VM stopped? I would also check the log in the Windows VM itself!

Hi, It seems the issue is related to DNS resolution in your server, I would check the network configuration to ensure that your DNS settings are correctly configured. You can check the DNS resolver using `nslookup ftp.debian.org` command.

Can you please post the output of `apt update` command?

Hi, go to Zones in the Proxmox VE GUI and select the `zone1` Zone and then go to SDN and press Apply button.

This is not Proxmox VE issue. You have to check the font issue from your browser/system instead.

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This output is from the mentioned node right? Can you please provide us with the syslog when the backup start until the backup job finish? You can get the syslog using journalctl by the following command: journalctl --since '2024-08-20 00:00:00' --until '2024-09-20 09:20:00' > /tmp/Syslog.txt...

Hello, What says the output of the `pveceph status` command?

Hi, I would check if the cron service running on that node: systemctl status cron.service

Thank you! Everything looks ok and the log should print on both node and VM. In this case I would try to restart the pve-firewall service using systmctl, if that didn't help I would check the syslog on the host.

Before you change the storage, issue the following command, after you get the error you can `Ctrl+C` on the below command and attach the syslog to this thread. journalctl -f > /tmp/$(hostname)-syslog.txt

Thank you for the screenshots! Could you please post the output of `pveversion -v`

No, will not help if the issue no longer reproduced. You can provide us with the syslog next time if the issue happened again and the `pveversion -v`.

Can you please change the log into debug and see if you can see anything?

Thank you for the output! I deleted your thread. Reading the Firewall logs, I would check security groups (drop-prod-vm, and drop-dhcp-range) if they are correcly configured and set the log to `info` as well.

Hi, Can you please provide us with the Firewall config on the VM? cat /etc/pve/firewall/<VMID>.fw

Hi, Did you check the tcpdump/syslog during the packtes lost?

Hi, The language should save after logging, what browser you tested?

Hi, Thank you for the output! Could you please run the `journalctl -f` in the terminal and then provide us with the output when you changed the storage on the backup?