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Hi @powersupport , It's been a while since I looked at this thread due to being away. It seems the last deliverables are for you to clarify your setup and retest at all points to establish the baseline. After giving the original post another read, I am left with even more questions. You...

Hi @thewrath009 , welcome to the forum. Your output shows that the interface has no link. Are you sure the cable is plugged in? Into the right port? Is the cable itself working? Have you checked the link light on the NIC? It’s possible you have a card that PVE doesn’t include a driver for...

Hi @deepakvidyadharan , welcome to the forum. One way to find the answer to your question is to check the code: root@pve-1:/usr/share/perl5/PVE# grep -R mac|grep prefix ... DataCenterConfig.pm: if ($mac_prefix !~ m/^[a-f0-9][02468ace](?::[a-f0-9]{2}){0,2}:?$/i) { ... Quick AI summary: The...

Thank you for sharing your findings. The "community" scripts are indeed number one cause of GUI breakage in 99% of reports. In fact, this ^ was pretty much the guarantee that the scripts were the cause. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox -...

You missed "debsums -c" request. What does "pveversion --verbose" show? You can also try to force reinstall all pve* and proxmox* packages in the list above. The starting point is that there are hundreds of thousands of users for whom PVE works fine. That means something is broken in your...

You are welcome. You can mark the thread solved, to help with forum presentation, by editing your first post and selecting "SOLVED" next to the subject. Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox

There are a few reasons to keep the disks: - you don't trust the migration process and want to have that last backup - you want to do a test and then throw away any changes on new storage - you want to re-use the old data in some way None of the above is a common use, and frankly I had to...

Hi @cypherfox , the cloud-init file can be in many different formats: yaml, shell, etc. Merging different styles and formats is complicated and is simply not worth it. As you found, using an external orchestrator like TF to drive VM creation start-to-end is a good way to avoid reinventing the...

The dump command does not consider your custom files. It will only output built-in values, regardless of whether there is an overriding custom setting. The idea might be that you already have access to custom files, but may want to look at what the result of the built-in settings are. Also...

Hi @cypherfox, welcome to the forum! Thanks for sharing your experience, I’m sure it will be useful for others working with cloud-init. My own experience has been a bit different: when using a custom cloud-init file, the internal (GUI) cloud-init settings are completely ignored. You can...

The issue is not the same, but some of the commands and troubleshooting steps are applicable. So you had a pre-existing broken installation and hoped that an upgrade might fix it but it didn't? Have you, by chance, used one of the community scripts that "optimizes" PVE installation? You can...

Technically this is a one-liner: for node in $(pvesh get /nodes --output-format=json | jq -r '.[].node'); do for vmid in $(pvesh get /nodes/$node/qemu --output-format=json | jq -r '.[].vmid'); do pvesh get /nodes/$node/qemu/$vmid/config --output-format=json | jq --arg node "$node" --arg vmid...

I don't know your infrastructure limitations or business requirements to make any recommendations. Generally, it is always best to have more paths than less. Would 4 be better than 2 for you? I don't know. I am not sure I follow. You need to feed PVE a Volume Group. You've already allocated all...

Hi @daus2936 , your question was: The title of the documentation page provided by @alexskysilk is: Set up the multipath.conf file in E-Series - Linux (iSCSI) It is very succinct and states: No changes to /etc/multipath.conf are required. It appears to be addressing your question directly...

To summarize: you deployed a desktop version of Debian with X interfaces (and likely many other “workstation” tools), then installed PVE, and finally added Docker on the same host. You are able to run curl -k https://192.168.8.2:8006 directly from the hypervisor via SSH, but your browsers fail...

When operating at a scale of 1,000 VMs, it may make sense to maintain your own inventory database. You could, for example, integrate ctime or another tag to track changes. As others have pointed out, you’ll likely need some custom work to get the exact view you want. That said, there are...

Hi @unsichtbarre, “Super slow” is a very subjective way to describe performance. A good first step is to establish a baseline with FIO. Keep in mind that I/O over iSCSI passes through many layers: disk/volume configuration and CPU/memory on TrueNAS, network on both ends (and the switch in...

Hi @mariofehr , welcome to the forum. It looks like a failed upgrade. There has been more than a few similar threads over the last couple of weeks. Here is an example thread with a number of steps that may be helpful if not in resolving the problem, then at providing more information for...

Hi Spirit, It'll be a little while before the team can revisit this (and I'm currently OoO). That said, increasing the default cache size likely introduces serious real-world risks. I believe it creates a denial-of-service vulnerability and makes cluster-wide resource scheduling extremely...

Hello Everyone, Here is a brief update from our team regarding this advisory. The recently reported issues with NVMe/TCP native multipathing have now been addressed. The relevant fixes are included upstream and are part of the Ubuntu kernel v6.14.8, which is the kernel version that ships with...