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Hi, mit 5.3 geht es. apt-get install nfs-ganesha-ceph bringt alles mit was man braucht. root@xx# cat /etc/ganesha/ganesha.conf EXPORT { Export_ID= 1; Path = "/ceph/"; Pseudo = "/ceph/"; Access_Type = RW; SecType = "sys"; NFS_Protocols = 4; Transport_Protocols =...

Yes. This might speed up the Backup but will probably affect the overall speed of your cluster.

Hi, habe mich vor kurzem auch mal damit beschäftigt. Aktuell gibt es afaik seitens PVE keine triviale Möglichkeit. Die Einrichtung von NFS-Ganesha habe ich leider nicht hinbekommen. Sollte aber theoretisch funktioniern. Diese funktionalität fände ich aber genial :) - falls das also jemand...

Get a drive that can present ISOs as a virtual CD Drive to get rid of that problem. (e.g...

Du hast der Bridge auf dem Host die IP von hugin gegeben...

You can create a cluster with existing VMs as long as you don't have any vmid more than once. So if you have an "empty" second server it won't be any problem adding it to the cluster.

it won't be a cluster but you can start with one node and then add as many as you like.

at least not cheap Flash storage as typically found in USB Sticks or SD Cards. If you want to buy a PCI-E SSD it might be cheaper to use it with Ceph and install the OS on a harddrive. Most PCI-E SSDs should have a long enough livespan for a PVE installation. Regards, Jonas

Did you do an apt-get dist-upgrade afterwards? Maybe try rebooting the host after the dist-upgrade..

You have in total 3x 1 TB 7200RPM HDDs is your Glustercluster. You only have two gigabit speed NICs. Of course that's slow. Is it too slow? We don't know. We don't even have metrics.

Did you stop and _not_ reboot the vm?

Die Disks direkt an Ceph. 1GBit/s könnte zu wenig seind für dein storagenetzwerk.

You will need the windows licenses (I'm not sure if a datacenter license would allow you to install win10) as well as User-CALs. If you don't know what you are doing license wise get someone who does. It will save you a lot of time and hassle if MS will ask.

Ja, genau so. IIRC haben einige hier im Forum gute Erfahrungen gemacht. Ich fürchte, damit wirst du nicht glücklich. PVE unterstützt nur Full-backups. Entweder also viele Tapes oder 3rd Party Backuptool mit PVE. Am ehesten wirst du in deinem Fall wohl mit zfs+snapshots+backups glücklich...

Create a new VM and then copy over the virtual disk from the old one.

With three nodes? Well, you'll have only 8TB usable storage or you won't have a redundant storage.

Korrekt.

Preface: 1250MB/s wäre maximal in der Theorie möglich. So schlecht sind die Werte also nicht. Zum Thema: Sind in der VM alle auf Parameter auf Paravirtuell und die Guesttools sind installiert? Ansonsten würde ich die Übertragungsrate über iperf o.ä. messen, am besten direkt auf den PVE Host...

You can read the files as the www-user? And this is the same user that should read those files. Have you tried to chmod 777 those files to test if it is really not a permission problem?