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what about /etc Are you sure you are SSHing to the correct machine?

/etc/pve/local is a symbolic link here is a example of my /etc/pve/ directory. root@pve-art:/etc/pve# ls -l total 4 -rw-r----- 1 root www-data 451 Jun 3 18:39 authkey.pub -rw-r----- 1 root www-data 451 Jun 3 18:39 authkey.pub.old -rw-r----- 1 root www-data 58 May 1 18:57 datacenter.cfg...

I would start checking logs or something, can't be too difficult, SSH still works?

I upgraded from 6.3 to 6.4 was fine, Did you clear the browser caches? Are you running ipv6 I remember a thread about this somewhere.

Wow well... If these are in production I really don't think anyone can really help you until you get maybe chassis 2 & 3 out of production so you can do some hardware testing... perhaps swapping CPU from chassis 2 -> 3 and testing . Can you pull one CPU out of Chassis 3 and just run 1 CPU...

2019 SQL Management Studio loads very slow I have same issue, with SSDs. I don't think it's an issue, second load is much faster. I read some threads about speeding it up here. https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/ssms-v-18-slow-is-it-me-or For me the initial load is slow, I just...

Wow these Milan processors are not happy here are they.

Thanks, I see it was off on the root rpool already by default. I set atime=off for my VM pools and set relatime=on. I left atime=on my pool that has the PBS data.

Hmm reading up on relatime... so should we be turning this on everywhere?

How much did you have assigned?

Glad you figured it out, that seems to be a common issue, maybe they can resolve this?

The boot media has a mem test I believe, when you install proxmox. Or use memtest86 or memtest.org

Wonder how it looks during the install. Maybe the ID of the disks is not right during the intial install? something with the AIC card ?

After you may need to try turning off "KVM Hardware virtualization" on the Windows Server guest.. (It's in the options) It May be slow but... if it works?

You just need to add the delay option. I don't know why they don't do this by default. I see it so much. /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="rootdelay=10 quiet" to get your system to boot just zpool import -N 'rpool' exit EDIT: Note after changing /etc/default/grub read note at...

Did you try cpu: kvm64 instead of cpu : host?

Thanks Aaron, And this is regardless of which vm hard disk type is used (ide/scsi) of the guest vm? So just to be clear, any vm I put on my zfs-raid mirror tank0 should have discard[x] enabled? and I assume ssd emulation. What are the consequences of not doing this, the drive will fill up...

I didn't know of this either. Thanks PS. It keeps defaulting to local each time.. ?

LXC containers are lighter weight that's all. They're not as customizable as a full VM but it's working for me so far. You can use a number of things for containers for example: https://www.turnkeylinux.org/business-management

Yes you can. I use mine in a container. It's not recommended mostly from a infrastructure point of view. If this server goes down you now don't have access to your backups. Other than that it works perfectly.