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Hey, how did you join the cluster? Did the tasklog show any errors? Could you post the tasklog?

Hey, how did you test the speed? Just to be sure, you mean a 5G ethernet adapter, right? Could you post your /etc/network/interfaces file, remove any public IPs, if it should contain any. Also, could you post the output of ethtool <INTERFACE> for both interfaces. Generally, a normal linux...

But you said the VM can't use the drive like this, my question was if you have tried either IDE or SATA(instead to VirtIO), and if that also did not work.

Have you tried IDE or SATA, did both not work?

Hey, I don't see why downloading the ISO and booting it wouldn't work. Did you run into problems with that?

Hey, usually NO-CARRIER indicated nothing being plugged in. Could you check if the cable is in properly? Maybe also try a different port, you'd have to adjust you interfaces file for that, so instead of eno3 use one of the others for the bridge.

Yes, take a look at [1] for that. [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migrate_to_Proxmox_VE#Automatic_Import_of_Full_VM

You don't create a backup group[1]. A group is a VM/CT, and it contains the backups of said VM/CT. [1] https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/terminology.html#backup-group

No, you can configure a group filter to only sync a single VM but not how many snapshots should by synched. Keep in mind that due to deduplication[1] two backups don't take up double the space, you can however setup a prune job[2] on the target to only keep the last snapshot and have it run...

Hey, you can use a sync job[1] for that. [1] https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/managing-remotes.html#sync-jobs

Ohh, I'm sorry. The command does not set the gateway... ip -6 route add default via <PVE_HOST_IPV6_LL_ADDRESS>%<VM_IFACE> this(in each VM) should, <VM_IFACE> may be different for each VM. Note: you actually need to use the host's link-local address, as its IP is not on the same subnet as the...

The VMs keep the CIDR and IPs you want them to have, the idea is just to tell them to route their traffic through the PVE host, you could also use the hosts link-local address it has on the bridge. And the host then forwards everything to the gateway using the gateways link-local address. ip -6...

Hey, I assume 57.128.188.195 is the PVE host. - Can you ping the PVE host from the VM? - Can you ping 1.1.1.1? If you can, there is a problem with DNS. - Could you also post the output of ip a from the VM. - You can ping google.com from the PVE host, right? Also, make sure ip forwarding is...

I think [1] should mention everything, for a complete overview you can take a look at [2], the structs/enums there describe all available fields and possibly formats they expect. [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Automated_Installation [2]...

Yes, you can use the link-local address of the gateway as the default GW for the host, this is common practice. VMs then have the hosts Global Unicast Address as their gateway. Just make sure ipv6 forwarding is enabled on the host. # add this to /etc/sysctl.conf net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1...

Hey, die Einträge sind alphabetisch geordnet, also A, B, C, ... > a, b ,c , ..., alles mit Kleinbuchstaben kommt nach dem letzten der mit Großbuchstaben beginnenden Einträge, C:\Windows\System32\config sollte in der Liste sein, nur halt etwas weiter unten. edit: Könnte mir auch vorstellen...

Could you iperf3 -s in the VM and iperf3 -c <VM_IP> in the container? You might have to start the container with docker run --network=host ...

Hey, I see you have both interfaces as bridge ports, but since they are on the same network, this doesn't really have any benefit, it'll actually will probably cause problems. You can either only use one, or configure a bond and have the second one as a backup, that would look something like...

Hey, how is the packet loss? A bit of a wild guess, but is it possible the configured MTUs along your network don't always match up, other than that I can't really think of anything that might explain this, since the speed is fine for the VM itself. Have you tried different docker images, do...

Do you have a firewall configured either on PVE, or your router?