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Will I be able to boot this CT after upgrade?

Shoot, am I going to be able to upgrade CENTOS 7? LOL.

I have the same issue, and yes.

Please post the system specs of your system. CPU, Hard DISK(s), Raid Type, Memory, Motherboard if you can. If in fact it is a manufacturer build like a Dell Power Edge, Super Micro, or HP ProLiant, please Make and Mode, and specs.

I wonder if it is freaking out over the NFS\SMB share there.

Thank you for the fantastic and quick response. For now I ended up just dedicated each cluster it's own PBS. Thank you again for everything!

I would like to use ProxMox backup server on two different clusters. The only way I can see doing this is with two different datastores which at this point is kind of hokey. Is there a better way of doing this?

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Will do! Thank you! Size differences there. If you see in VM you see 250 and 100, and on the old NAS box there are three @ 300.

Hello, I have a vm, that would appear to have ghost drives attached. It causes slow performance and clearly they are not in use. What is going on? VM summary: If you look into the data store you see this.

Awesome, thank you! I did the "qm list option on each node.

Can you post back sir what you did to resolve the issue?

https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/X10DRL-i Hmm, can't find anything about Audio. Maybe try installing ProxMox 5.4 and doing the upgrade to 6.3 It was pretty painless. And I have a 6 server cluster loaded with VMS.

Shot in the dark here... Can you disable sound card?

It would be absolutely monumental fantastic if there were a way to export all VM's and Containers running in a ProxMox cluster. Export to CSV, or even print on screen in console a list of VMs. I think there was a console command in the past but I can't figure it out.

ProxMox Backup server is a thing of my dreams, I recently built this exact system to test with much smaller 240GB drives (Under 1TB) and did some testing adding to my clusters and it worked amazingly. I have since completely rebuilt the system as well as reinstalled PBS with the newer 4x 1.92TB...

Thank you for the prompt responses. So on a node, if I power down all the VM and CT. Finish the upgrade for that node, and power the VM's back on I should be fine? Cause that is what I will do. On each node if so.

And one last question, do I have to do all the nodes in one go? If I could do one a night, would that be okie to have a cluster running with mixed versions for a moment?

Sorry I know what I said was kind of a blurt. **edit** Accidently closed this window, I am the king of clicking the one "X" on a browser across four screens. Kudos to ProxMox forum for Autosave! **edit** So here are the details of 6 servers I have running ProxMox Successfully that are of Dell...

I own over 200 Dell Servers, from R210, to 730XD. Lots and lots of 610's, 620's and 630s a few 420's, 1 2950 (They are tanks). The issue you are seeing is related to the iDrac. Proxmox is not doing anything to it. Check that your firmware is updated, if it is a removeable idrac card you can try...