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I see what you mean. I just didn't have time to give it a thought. I'll See what i can find and write news in here soon.

Hi, i don't really understand why you want to mount it. It's type is volume and normally they're attached to VMs as disks. Are you sure, that this dataset was mounted before?

Hi, well, the log suggests that they are working. Can you see incoming packages with tcpdump? tcpdump -i enp24s0f0? Do you have the correct IP configuration? How did u confirm, that they are not working?

Yes, you need confiugration. Under HA => Resources => Add You can add VMs there so that they get automatically moved when a hardware node crashes. You can find something here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability It describes mostly command line functions, but alos a general...

Your fix should be simple then. You can have access to the VMs moving the files in /etc/pve/nodes/DEAD NODE/qemu-server/*.conf to another working node in the same directory. Then you can start those VMs on another node. HA would've done that for you if it was configured (Which i don't see any...

Okay, i guess i got it. I'm not an expert in this. I just now a couple tweaks and issues that can occur while PCIe forwarding. Did you check your BIOS/UEFI if there is any chance to have an option to which GPU is primary output?

I'm really confused. Kann you give me an ls -l in /mnt/3TBHDD? And also when it's mounted in your VM directory?

You probably need to set the correct UID/GID Mapping. Maybe 10 other things too. We need more information to help. My first guess is here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/68079/mount-cifs-network-drive-write-permissions-and-chown

There is so much information missing here. Which storage are you using? Local ZFS? Or is the ZFS only used for boot and you're using CEPH or gluster or another Shared Storage? Do you have HA configured?

He's right, That works too. I just like to don't buy things twice, so even if i don't need 10GbE now, i won't sell a server without it, since infrastructure and the design of it most likely changes overtime. And those cards are getting really cheap. Especially the 10GbE SFP+ cards costing only...

Which card? A Dual Port 1G Card i'm guessing? Products from 10Gtek that i had we're all fine and working reliable. Never had a network card though. But it's an Intel Chip, so there's nothing much so say about it. Only that you would get a Dual Port Intel 10Gbit/s card RJ45 for 150 Euros which...

Try importing the proxmox enterprise repository key if you have a subscription. wget http://download.proxmox.com/debian/proxmox-ve-release-6.x.gpg -O /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/proxmox-ve-release-6.x.gpg If you don't have a subscription you will end up with an "unauthorized" error after importing...

I wouldn't buy hardware clones at all. Just search it on ebay, there's usually a few selling for cheap.

Hi, If node1 to node4 are already in the same cluster, the configs in /etc/pve will not change, since it's a synced directory throughout the cluster. It doesn't matter if ceph is installed on node4 or not. It will not overwrite any data or create a new pool if you install CEPH on node4 via GUI...

Hi, first of all, it's really hard to understand what exactly you plan on doing. But let me help you with basics that can maybe solve it. I had something similar installed called Emby. It's basically a plex alternative. You could add "media directorys" there for series, movies, music and so...

The LSI 9211-8i, as well as the 9210-8i is just fine for that purpose. I've been using them all over and never experienced any issue.

Hi, i think you misunderstood something about the controller you bought. Out of the Box, you got a MegaRAID LSI Controller. That means you can create a RAID with the attached disks. For example: 4 x 4TB are attached to it. You create a RAID in the controller itself (During boot in the...

Hi, Well, how did u configure your RAID? It sounds like what you wanted was an HBA (Or a RAID-Controller with HBA functionality) You wanted to do a hardware RAID or just a SATA/SAS Controller?

Okay, but what's the exact error? I'm really unable to understand with only a screenshot from the device-manager, sorry. The fact, that you can forward it and the VM doesn't crash or does not start is a good sign though.

Changing it on the GUI should be perfectly fine, since it's only writing / changing config in the /etc/network/interfaces file. You should be good to go to do it, if nothing else in your infrastructure is standing in your way (Like firewalls). But since you have already one node connected to the...