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Hey, given the second last line of the dmesg output it looks like eth2 got renamed to ens1f0, so chances are good ens1f0 is the new name for the NIC you were using before. You have to replace eth2 with ens1f0 in you /etc/network/interfaces, then do ifreload -avvv. In the unlikely case that...

Then you can just backup the LXC to PBS. Also take a look at [1], may be worth giving metadata a try given your type of data. [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#_ct_change_detection_mode

Hey, is the LXC running on PVE?

Hey, solange eine VM läuft merkt sich QEMU welche Bereiche der virtuellen Disk beschrieben wurden, da gibt es dann eine bitmap pro Disk welche sich beim Backup anschaut wird um herauszufinden welche Bereiche der Disk verändert wurden. Läuft die VM nicht, gibt es diese dirty-bitmaps zu den Disks...

Hey, you can use cron to run pmgreport[1]. [1] https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmgreport.1.html edit: take a look at [1] [1] https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#chapter_pmgqm

No, the update itself not, but given how out of date your system is you will very likely have to reboot the system once or twice since you will be installing new kernel versions and for those a reboot is really recommended.

Hey, PVE 6 is at its EOL[1] since already almost 3 years, so the first thing I'd really recommend is updating your system. You can follow [2](PVE6 -> PVE7) and [3](PVE7 -> PVE8) for that. If you still face the same problem after the update, I'd be happy to help :) [1]...

Hey, das Einfachste wird wahrscheinlich sein die Backups per sync job zu übertragen. Für die Jobs etc. kannst du jeweils /etc/proxmox-backup/prune.cfg /etc/proxmox-backup/sync.cfg /etc/proxmox-backup/verification.cfg /etc/proxmox-backup/remote.cfg (pw ist base64 encoded, the neue PBS kann das...

Hey, basically what my colleague described in [1]. Also, PVE isn't really picky in terms of a cluster running the exact same version. Sure, it makes sense having them at the same version, but especially if on the same major version it is no problem having them not in sync all of the time...

Hey, you have to mount the device (/dev/sda1 in your case) manually. The backing-path is the mountpoint then. If you never plan to use the PBS VM without the disk present you can use /etc/fstab to always mount it automatically. So something like this 1. mount /dev/sda1...

Ich bin mir nicht ganz sicher was du erwartet hast? Einen File-Browser? Warum sollte irgendein Inhalt vom einer USB Platte in der Web UI angezeigt werden? Wie bereits erwähnt, hast du dir die Dokumentation[1] angeschaut? Kurz zusammengefasst kannst du entweder - VMs in einem Format exportieren...

Ich frage nochmal, hast du dir die Dokumentation[1] angesehen? Für welchen der beschrieben Wege hast du dich entschieden? Also, wie hast du die VM von ESXi exportiert? Backup? Disk? OVF? [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migrate_to_Proxmox_VE

Hey, hast du dir [1] angesehen? Sollte eigentlich das Allermeiste abdecken, falls nicht kannst du hier gerne was spezielles dazu fragen. Falls es nur speziell um das mounten der disk geht, kannst du das so # mit `lsblk` kannst du dir die device-Pfade der angeschlossenen disks anzeigen lassen...

Hey, could you clarify what "Fujitsu Serverview" is? Generally(not sure how relevant that is to what you are asking) installing can be done using an ISO[1](either manually or using the auto installer[2]), alternatively it is also possible to install it yourself on top of an existing Debian...

Hey, du kannst es direkt per scp(oder in deinem Fall winscp) in den LXC kopieren, ich gehe davon aus, dass der container eine IP im selben Netz wie dein Windows PC, oder der PVE host, hat. Falls nicht, kannst du einen Ordner vom host in den container mounten[1]. Sollte der container...

Hey, you can re-issue[1] the license yourself. You don't really have to do anything specific with old instance, it'll lose access to the enterprise repository though. [1]...

Yes, hooking up a monitor directly to the server is what I meant. Same as with IP, you can change the interface in /etc/network/interfaces. ip a will give you a list of all available interfaces, then you can just set bridge-port for vmbr0 to that. Should look something like this iface...

Hey, does PVE have an IP on the bridge the VM is on? If yes(probably vmbr0), can you ping the PVE host from the VM?

Hey, can you ping the host? What you mean by "management port" and "third port"? If you want to change 8006 to something else then no, that is not possible. In case you mean the hosts IP, then you can just directly login and change the IP in /etc/network/interfaces, note you also have to update...

If you created the fs through PVE then yes, what @fba said is correct. And updating the UUID in /etc/systemd/system/mnt-pve-DIR01.mount should be enough. After you updated the UUID you can run systemctl start mnt-pve-DIR01.mount which should mount it. You can check if it is mounted with lsblk or...