If you want to use the firewall as standard gateway for the VM, the firewall must be in the same L2 network (or VLAN) as the VM. GRE is a L3 encapsulation protocol, not a L2. The simplest solution from my point of view would be to use 802.1q VLAN tagging between your nodes (only for the...
Interesting... The partition is there, but the kernel did not find it. Are you sure, you specified --partscan when running losetup? I can't think of any other Problem... I tried it by myself and everything worked fine...
As far as I can tell: sdb1 is used as PV (physical volume) for VG (volume group) "HDD5TB". This VG holds one logical volume (LV) = disk for vm 101.
A PV can not be mounted as a "normal" file system. If your goal was to mount the disk of the vm in the host, do the following:
make sure the vm is...
Thank you for your reply :)
Before any further action, I would suggest to test if
VM on hypervisor "A" (VMa) can ping gateway for hypervisor "A" (GWa) and GWb.
VMb can ping GWb and GWa.
GWa can ping GWb.
If the last one is not working, it is probably a routing problem and not PVE/Proxmox...
Is the gateway one gateway with two interfaces, or two separate gateways? If the latter, do they have a route to each other?
Another question: what is the intended purpose of enp6s0f1/enp5s0f1?
Please post your network configuration (/etc/network/interfaces) and the output of the ip route command, so we may understand your setup better. Reference for ip route: https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/8-ip-route/
As far as I know, the host RAM usage has not to be over 80% and min and max RAM can be equal and nevertheless ballooning works...
Can you check that in "Options" of the VM the guest agent is activated and in "Hardware"/"Memory" the Box "Ballooning Device" is ticked?
When I tried something similar myself, my integrated laptop webcam showed up as USB device.
How else would a laptop webcam be connected to the motherboard? I would guess, your webcam is also an USB device.
Try: lsusb to show all your connected USB devices.
As far as I can tell, yes. I found some related issues on the Remmina GitLab page:
https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/issues/2320
https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/issues/2049
https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/issues/2437
Alternatively you can use SPICE and the virt-viewer client to...
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