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yeah same config same everything my only guess was the version and because its recently formated. but i was wondering if there is a special maintenance one has to do on proxmox?

bump?

Hi So currently i was running proxmox on version 6.4 with various VMs and was working fine, the server was a dell r720 with 192 gigs of ram 2 CPU and 8 SSD, i then bought another server same config, but i put proxmox 7 and passed all the VMs to the new server and what i saw is that the VMs...

Hi SO currently i have VPS server i bought on hetzner servers, but cant seem to wrap my head around passing the IP, So when buying the server i get an IP 78.47.xxx.xx/26 and gateway 78.xx.xx.65 so then i bought another segment IP to pass though proxmox which is the part i cannot get working...

Thank you so much for the reply, so i was trying to adapt a bit to my setup which cant seem to figure out before trying This is the setup i need to mirror all traffic from pfsense to security onion as your setup you have many physical network cards in my case only have one, So seeing that i...

thank for the tutorial really interesting im going to try it out, i was also reading this guide https://bilk0h.com/posts/security-onion-proxmox-open-vswitch and this https://vext.info/2018/09/03/cheat-sheet-port-mirroring-ids-data-into-a-proxmox-vm.html not sure if you read those guides from...

thanks for the reply, will keep that in mind, from what i was reading it seems that zfs snapshots might beat the PBS im guess i need to try it out,

Hi I was wondering if someone could shed some light, Currently im looking to implement PBS but currently i have 3 proxmox server and all of them running pve-zync which is working great My questions are 1) Is PBS faster on running copies vs the snapshots on zfs running pve-zync 2) does PBS let...

thanks for the reply, this is what i did so i copied from another disks to each new disk sgdisk /dev/disk/by-id/ata-VBOX_HARDDISK_VBe59e42f0-c63cf959 -R /dev/disk/by-id/ata-VBOX_HARDDISK_VBfcf0fe1c-84d4034e sgdisk -G /dev/disk/by-id/ata-VBOX_HARDDISK_VBfcf0fe1c-84d4034e then i ran this on...

thanks for the reply, but is it normal that the partitions are differently? it seems that only has 2 partitions which i assume it does not have grub installed in those?

Hi I was wondering if someone could shed some light, Currently i have a raid 10 with 8 disks and want to expand to 16 disks which currently i have 4 mirror disks, My question is it as simple as this? zpool add rpool mirror sdi sdj mirror sdk sdl mirror sdm sdn mirror sdo sdp or would i need...

to limit the arc, nano /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf # Min 2048MB / Max 4096 MB Limit with 32 gigs of ram options zfs zfs_arc_min=2147483648 options zfs zfs_arc_max=4294967296 then update-initramfs -u and reboot

i think it must be the other way around email server---sandblast---PMG

do you mean that your email server to be delivered to the PMG server then the PMG server to the client?

Hi there, thanks for the reply, i was checking and it seems that i did not have the discard option after that its grabbing the correct info Currently using 8 disks

Hi I was wondering if someone could shed some light on the issue im having, Currently running proxmox 6.2.4 using ZFS on a server with raid 10, In a VM i have the OS with normal ext4 but i created another disk inside of the vm and in the VM installed ZFS for data (nextcloud docker) the issue im...

thank you so much, im going to try and postback, worst case scenario would be nuke and reinstall

thank you for the reply, but whats odd is that both disks have the same size

thanks for the reply, currently i normally run this command when trying to replace a failing disk on a zfs pool running this guide https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS_on_Linux#sysadmin_zfs_change_failed_dev

Hi I was wondering if someone could shed some light on the issue im having, Currently going to replace a disk as it failed but using sgdisk as i normally do but this time it says something very odd the sda is the new disk and copy the tables from sdb root@prometheus5:~# sgdisk /dev/sdb -R...