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Can confirm, balance-slb also caused problems over here. Reverting to Active-backup solved it. Can't test it with other settings, the switches aren't capable of other bonding methods.

Hi there, Version 2.7.0. But I've had it over the course over half a year now, that it wouldn't work with both network cables plugged in. I've had some (well, some.. a lot) weird problems with the standard Linux Bridges with VLANs. OVS works great, except for the non functional static LAG..

Hi there, For a while now I've been using Proxmox, and before that ESXi. I've got everything connected to a pair of Dell powerconnect 2824's, which only support static LAG. That worked fine on ESXi, but when using Proxmox I've got connectivity issues. One part of the devices in the networks...

Hi there, I've been using Proxmox for a while now on different systems, but one of those seems to have trouble with the rebooting part. It works great, until I reboot the thing. Then it acts as if I would give it a shutdown command. It just powers of, and never comes back online on it's own...

Thanks for the hint, but I'm running an up-to-date FreeNAS system. I've enabled SMB3_11 though, it was still om SMB3.0. Maybe that helps. @Thread I've pulled the T5600 machine from the cluster, wasn't powerful enough. Can't help here without much hassle of setting things up the way they...

I've got a similar error message on boot, it says that the LVM-thin pool apparently is missing support from the kernel just like superbit mentioned. Didn't test it out yet on LVM-thin, but that old D620 machine is still capable of running KVM VMs and containers.

I don't get any output with cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep nmi.

I've installed Proxmox on a Dell D620 yesterday, and brought it fully up to date with dist-upgrade. Containers worked just fine, but couldn't start VM's. After installing the test kernel and rebooting the VM's work, but the Containers won't start anymore. The D620 has got a T5600 CPU. Edit...