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Can I run Proxmox VE and Proxmox backup on the same server? And just use 8006 for VE and 8007 for Backup?

Wow, thank you!! I was trying to overthink things I guess. Thanks for your help, that solved my problem!

Thanks!

Will this card work with Proxmox okay? Rosewill 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet Card, Network Adapter Card, Network Interface Card (NIC), Gigabit RJ45 PCIe Network Card with Power Saving for Computer Systems and Servers, PCIE 1000M (RC-411v3)...

I'm sorry but I am stumped. In the normal default it gives about 100 GB to local I'm sure there is a swap file and then it allocates the majority to local-lvm. I'm just trying to allocate less data to local and more to local-lvm. Can someone please just tell me what I should put in each box...

What is the smallest that I can safely use for Proxmox? I don't want to cut it too close. Essentially I want the min for prox and the rest for local-lvm... (I imagine I want swap space) If someone can give me hints as far as what to put in each box to accomplish that I would love the help.

Nice, thank you!!! I'll try it.

I usually use the ISO to install Proxmox but it's very wasteful of drive space where it will automatically allocate about 100 GB to the local storage. Is there a way to tell Proxmox not to use that much space or do you have to install the OS First and then add Proxmox? If you have to install...

Yes, unfortunately that's not it.

I just did... Looks pretty straightforward. (Knocking on wood) Thanks for opening my eyes to another way of doing the install!

Thanks. Yes I for sure want to do it before putting any data on it. I have never tried to load it on debian. I have just used the ISO.

It seems as if the default install sets local at 100 GB. That's way overkill for my scenarios. Is there a way to change that upon install or after install (before adding VM's)?

I'm still searching for a fix for the Windows agent for Proxmox. Any updates to the instructions on how to make this work for WIndows VMs? (or is Windows just not widely supported?)

That's the trick. I was focused on a Debian service issue and didn't realize how important it was to have that enabled. Thanks.

QEMU Enabled.

root@debian:~# systemctl status qemu-guest-agent.service ● qemu-guest-agent.service - QEMU Guest Agent Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/qemu-guest-agent.service; static; vendor Active: inactive (dead) root@debian:~# journalctl -xe -- -- The job identifier is 153. Sep 15 15:36:24...

root@backupprox:~# apt-get install qemu-guest-agent Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following NEW packages will be installed: qemu-guest-agent 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 256 kB...

I'm trying to use the QEMU guest agent in a headless Debain 10 server. I am getting this error: Dependency failed for QEMU Guest Agent Can anyone help please?

Thank you!

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