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hey! thanks for your reply Node 1 (pve) Linux pve 6.5.13-5-pve #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC PMX 6.5.13-5 (2024-04-05T11:03Z) x86_64 The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are free software; the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the individual files in...

Hi! I'm currently using Home Assistant OS VM created by the great scripts at https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/. As I have a Zigbee network, it also has a USB device mapped. I know it's not possible to move it with that USB device because of the way Zigbee networks work. However, when I want to...

The Minisforum ms-01 looks quite cool, 2x SPF+ ports!

Alright, mystery resolved. If you are accessing the terminal of the host or any VM/LXC and encounter "Undefined Code: 1006" while using Nginx Proxy Manager, you need to enable WebSocket support. This will resolve the issue!

Here's an nslookup from my Mac that actually uses the AdGuard DNS. I don't add it to my Proxmox VE servers because I don't really need to block anything, and they're actually running inside those servers. jonatan@Mac-Studio ~ % nslookup pve2.REDACTED.com Server: 10.0.1.11 Address...

Hi @Tmanok thanks for your reply! I believe the DNS should be configured correctly. I created an A record *.mydomain.com on my cloudflare account that directs to my Nginx proxy manager internal ip (10.0.1.40). Later using Nginx proxy manager I created a certificate using DNS Challenge so I...

Hi! I've managed to set up Cloudflare + NPM so I can access my private services through my regular domain using certificates. This way, I'm not getting the dreaded non-secure connection alert. Everything seems to be working okay. I can create as many subdomains as I want. For example, I...

Yep! I was just playing around with different media, but I guess at some point I inadvertently changed some of the settings of the backup task itself. That's why there was such a huge difference in speed.

Ah, nice! That could be a good approach. It's sad that there's nothing "official" to make it easier, though. :/

Hi there! I've finally taken the plunge and purchased a mini PC as a secondary node. While browsing Google and YouTube, I discovered a method to configure an Ethernet port solely for migrating VMs and LXCs. This is fantastic because sometimes during a migration, the Ethernet port gets...

Alright, so this is weird. I deleted the backup task, recreated it, and now it's working at the speed it used to. The issue is fixed, but I'm not sure what happened or why it glitched. INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 100 101 104 105 --notes-template '{{guestname}}' --storage DataSSD...

Alright! It's definitely not the network or some weird configuration. I've tried the onboard LAN, and got the same result. I changed the backup job to use the local Proxmox disk (located under "local" on the sidebar) and it still writes very slowly, at around 15-16 MiB/s. NFO: starting new...

The thing is that it was working okay before with the same disks, so I'm assuming it's not a problem with the SSDs. Will try with the onboard LAN and report back!

Yes! It doesn't seem like it's the problem, but I'm planning to reconnect the onboard LAN to see if it's related to that. On iperf, I'm getting 9.6, so the 10GB is working correctly. Though it shouldn't be a problem since this is supposed to be internal. The disks are all NVMe, so they are also...

Hello everyone! I'm running Proxmox 8.1.4 on my server (i7 6700T with 48GB of RAM and an Intel X520 Dual SPF+ PCIe card). I've set up a daily backup task for all my VMs and LXCs. This task used to run in just a few minutes when I was using the onboard LAN Ethernet port. However, when I switched...

Then it was just a coincidence, for some reason I started to get those messages too

I'm having a similar message, It started to happen when I ran this script Proxmox VE Processor Microcode As other said I had to add non-free-firmware to my sources.list file. Here's how it looks now (for Proxmox 8) deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian bookworm main contrib non-free-firmware deb...

I've been doing some research and it seems there's this "Cockpit" app that could do all of that. So basically you install it on an LXC and have basic sharing functionality, user management, etc. The ZFS pools could be created or imported directly on Proxmox. Here's a video that explains it in detail

I'm also wondering, maybe it's just a matter to connect TrueNAS with Proxmox in other way rather than NFS? Looks like the speed is really slow considering I have only NVME drives

I know I'll need to set up Samba via the terminal, but my feeling is that it shouldn't be that hard?. Once it's set, I can just let it do its thing. I don't tinker with settings too much anyway. If anyone's curious, I'm thinking of testing it out and can share how it goes. Has anyone else tried...