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so, you need to configure PBS02 to pull (=dowload) data from PBS01. in PBS02 , you need to add "PBS01" in Remotes then, always in PBS02, add a Sync Job from "PBS01" Remote ID.

where is backup data actually ?

if you don't use ZFS , keep NVMe 80mm like Samsung PM9Ax then external drive as backup.

FYI, Sync feature of PBS works by pull data from, not send to : PBS02 will pull data from PBS01.

here Micron 7450 PRO 1,92 TB. It's reliable and has rock stable write speed. NVMe size 110mm longer instead regular NVMe 80mm. I doubt fit in mini pc + require good heatsink (I've Antec p180 case with only 2 fans from Thermalright Silver Arrow from 2010 era), as without can't handle substain...

you will need to update /etc/network/interfaces from Console to match the new network card. Search on the forum, there is many topics.

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/iperf3-speed-same-node-vs-2-nodes-found-a-bug.146805/

Doc seems says support mixed RAID & HBA : https://cdn.competec.ch/documents2/3/1/2/225001213/225001213.pdf I don't have this hw. Perhaps HBA only available in CLI.

bios reset factory can help if you mixed up things.

So try, unplug / plug, another disk. This is a hw problem, not Proxmox VE.

Pass disks in HBA mode (available with your high end hw raid controller) is the best way for ZFS.

it's not there. try System information. Another way to check if your ssd is detected, it's booting a Windows Setup.

check if ssd is detected in the BIOS.

then, as said, cross tests required : another device, another vm

is a Win11 with some custom settings like Policies ? try with another Win VM. here passthrough usb hdd drive without problem, daily used for some backups.

(edit: if I'm not wrong) : OP was about inter guests traffic, so over bridge which is bounded to CPU.

It's not for downloading Windows but for create a online Microsoft Account. You can bypass with pressing Shift+F10 then type oobe\BypassNRO Setup will reboot then you can create a Local user account like Windows 10.

just found a bare metal host, Windows 10, with one SATA ssd kingston DC500M 480GB : winsat C Random Read 16.0 is about 370 MB/s (constant result) winsat D Random Read 16.0 is about 500 MB/s (constant result)

winsat Disk Random 16.0 Read test seems is a 16k and idk how many iodepth/queue and thread/job and size are used. I've tried with 4G + iodepth/queue=16 + thread/job=1 : fio --filename=c\:fio --time_based --group_reporting --name=n --size=4096M --rw=randread --bs=16k --iodepth=16 --numjobs=1 (...

indeed with winsat. have you tried with fio ? impact seems smaller with CDM.