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so everything looks normal, except that ZFS is blocking my pool. And as I said, all other file systems are working normally. without any I/O errors or data lose

I currently have an annoying issue on my home server. Every couple days my SSD ZFS pool failed with I/O errors root@vmh1:/dev/disk/by-id# zpool status pool: rpool state: ONLINE scan: scrub repaired 0 in 0h8m with 0 errors on Sun Mar 12 00:32:17 2017 config: NAME STATE...

Yeah I did it in the end also with NFS. Now I like it actually even more than the "fixed to a VM" version. And with Server 2016 the NFS client works pretty well, didn't saw any difference in performance or stability + you can access the share also with Linux VMs and do some awesome things with...

Hi, I currently migrating my physical Windows 2008 R2 terminal Server and File server to Proxmox but I stuck on adding my 8 x 3 TB Fileserver RAID5 Volume managed by an Adaptec 24 Port SAS/SATA controller to my VM. I managed to mount the volume to my Proxmox host, but how I add it to the vm...

Hacking isnt the only reason why you may want to change it. I must change it, because all ports accept 80 and 443 are blocked from my company network. By the way, there are 2 Ways to change the Port. For me, I prefer the first one. 1. iptabels: iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING --src 0/0 --dst...

found this: http://wiki.qemu.org/Features/IncrementalBackup curent QEMU emulator version is 2.2.1, I know, it can take some time, but I think native incremental Backups is a killer feature to implant QEMU 2.4 right after release :-)