Hi,
I would like to export a ZFS dataset on a node to VMs via NFS. What is the recommended way to do it? I can think of the following options:
(1) from node, via ZFS built-in NFS capability
(2) from node, via linux nfs-kernel-server
(3) from a LXC, bind mount the dataset and export it from...
- can I make use of the patch now, or must wait for the next version?
- Is there any instruction how to apply the patch?
- it must be done on both client and server side?
thanks in advance,
Tony
thanks for the reply. I just leave things as they are for now, the container seems to work as expected.
I did however some inspection: list all services and group them to some categories. This info may come useful if later we want to disable some services in a pbs container.
Note: I installed...
Hi, I'd like to install PBS inside a container as well.
I did apt-get install proxmox-backup-server and it seems that it installed many packages that are irrelevant for an installation inside container, like: zfs, lvm, smartmontools. They are dependencies of pbs so I guess they cannot be...
Hi,
what is the recommended way to keep PVE nodes up-to-dated? For now I do manually
apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
which I don't mind too much, except that sometime the kernel is updated and hence I do a reboot, just to be on the safe side. But I'd prefer to avoid rebooting the nodes...
yes I used to experience the problem with vSwitch that guests cannot talk to the Internet. Things that I tried:
- ask for Hetzner support
- disconnect the server from vSwitch and reconnect (advised by Hetzner support)
- keep pinging the gateway
- check the MTU 1400 everywhere relevant
Hi,
I also use Proxmox with Hetzner vSwitch, following the tutorial by @Razva in this forum and the script Script to install Proxmox 5.x and 6.x on a Dedicated Hetzner Server – schaal @it UG (schaal-it.com). It works, but not really stable, sometime the VMs on different nodes cannot talk to...
thank you for your reply. Indeed I missed the section about container settings in the article and solved it by editing /etc/network/interfaces inside the container. Which seems to work, albeit not the best way to do that.
Hi,
I am trying to setup a LXC with a public IP on a node hosted at Hetzner. The network config is somewhat different from the standard way.
My setup is done following this link: Proxmox on Debian at Hetzner with multiple IP addresses – blog.no-panic.at (no-panic.at)
It works fine for a KVM...
Hi,
I am looking for a way to share my ZFS dataset (= DS) with a VM. Options that I am considering:
(1) export DS to VM via NFS: great for private network, not so great if the VM is a public host
(2) create a disk on ZVOL and attach it to the VM: easiest option, but I must allocate the...
yes you are right, the new content has only cosmetic changes compared to the orig. It works as expected; I am somewhat surprised by the auto-generating behavior.
(1) /etc/network/interfaces that I created manually:
### derived from a config generated using Proxmox-Setup Tool 1.2.1 from schaal @it UG
### https://schaal-it.com/script-to-install-proxmox-5-x-and-6-x-on-a-dedicated-hetzner-server/
# loopback device
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
#...
I repeated the steps I did, and it seems the reason is this:
- when ifupdown2 is installed, it generates /etc/network/interfaces.new
Setting up ifupdown2 (3.0.0-1+pve3) ...
Installing new version of config file /etc/default/networking ...
network config changes have been detected for...
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration
I know what I want to do with my /etc/network/interfaces. I didn't make any change to network config via GUI, so I am surprised that it overrode my /etc/network/interfaces
Hi,
I installed ifupdown2 on a pve node and after ifreload -a and reboot, it seems /etc/network/interfaces is re-generated, not sure by which party. Is it to be expected? The comments seem to come from PVE, however the wiki says Proxmox doesn't change /etc/network/interfaces. Any hint please?
you can look at my config, bridge vmbr0 and the corresponding. It's a working config with IPs changed. Some points:
- ensure you have ip forwarding enabled
- the address of vmbr0 is the same as on main NIC
- for more info read this...
I plan to do the switching one by one, starting with less important nodes first and see how it goes.
thank you @aaron again for your help, much appreciated!
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