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Problem solved, just had to add rpc user/password to command...

I have a script in a container that I want to execute when doing a backup. If I manually execute the script from the node CLI using: pct exe <id> -- ./script.sh The script runs as expected. The problem is when I put the exact same command in my hook script, I get an execution error: INFO: Stop...

What gear are you referring to? My Cluster summary seems to be showing only one node instead of all 4...

I guess the next question is what is the purpose of the 10G connection?

https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pveperf.1.html

Hopefully not mixing 10G and 1G connections on 10G switch...

Strange, checked /etc/modules file on my nodes and none of them have any entries. I have 6 10G, 2 ixgbe and 4 i40e nic ports on each node.

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/not-able-to-use-pveceph-purge-to-completely-remove-ceph.59606/post-274958

You could also for troubleshooting purposes assign IPs directly to the interfaces to test connectivity...

Do you have autostart box checked for all your network devices? Inside popup when editing in GUI?

I reinstalled Ceph, not because of this issue. But now I am getting an OSD map on all nodes as long as there are active VM/CT running on node...

Thanks to all in this thread, restored my Ceph cluster to working condition with the info in this thread...:)

Ceph is set up exactly the same on every node except Node #1 has no monitor or manager, the other 3 nodes do have monitor/manager. Node #2 is the one that is getting the error...

Alwin, I figured out how to get rid of the ghost monitor today... Go to Shell on node with ghost monitor ls /var/lib/ceph/mon #should see name of monitor rm -rf /var/lib/ceph/mon/<name of monitor> I then navigated to Ceph page in GUI and the ghost monitor was gone...

I've rebooted several times and the ghost monitor stays in the GUI...

Thanks Alwin, using this article: https://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_kernel/kernel_configuration/ch09s07.html Debug Filesystem A RAM-based filesystem can be used to output a lot of different debugging information. This filesystem is called debugfs and can be enabled by: Kernel...

No, not visible in the DB. Just see in GUI... ceph mon dump dumped monmap epoch 9 epoch 9 fsid aff8cf10-e628-4f89-bf4b-01b451d11775 last_changed 2020-01-13 13:52:31.079564 created 2019-12-01 06:09:15.666427 min_mon_release 14 (nautilus) 0: [v2:10.10.3.13:3300/0,v1:10.10.3.13:6789/0] mon.pve13...

I tried the solution and it had no effect...

Alwin, thanks for your help with this...

The node in question has an active monitor/manager and has 4 active OSDs.