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Checked that, not the case. and btw... the added interface in vlan10 does not do anything - nfs server inside vlan1001 is used... As I said: it's weird.

only from the VM to the NFS Share.... and unfortunately no logs. tcpdump doesn't show anything bad either - it just seems like the traffic is stopping / getting delayed.

All, I am having a very weird issue with one VLAN. The Infrastructure consists of two 10G Switches with MLAG, two Uplink Switches (uplink using 2x 10G LACP to the MLAG Switches), a NetApp (Interface connected using LACP to the MLAG Switches) and seven Servers (active/backup to the MLAG...

Hi All, I have found some sort of mitigation to the problem... not a real solution but it seems to help: 1) I did still have some NFS Links on NFSv3 - which seems to be suboptimal with proxmox 7 (looks a bit like some changes in the network stack of the underpinnings do react different) 2) I...

Hi, I only have one pbs volume (4tb), so can't really test.... VM config agent: 1 boot: cdn bootdisk: virtio0 cores: 4 cpu: kvm64,flags=+aes cpuunits: 10240 ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 8192 name: cirrus net0: virtio=76:D2:BA:A5:72:A3,bridge=vmbr0,tag=10 numa: 0 onboot: 1 ostype: l26...

All, I did update from pve6.4 to pve7.0 yesterday and seem to have some problems with backups... INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 733 --mode snapshot --remove 0 --storage zz_PBSVVIRT --node torfajoekull INFO: Starting Backup of VM 733 (qemu) INFO: Backup started at 2021-08-27 09:58:30...

why *wait* for v7 - if it's already there? :) Tobias

Hi All, Cool to see the new version... I have a question regarding the documentation, though. You mention that some problems can occur when using ZFS and legacy boot. I am not 100% sure what I did configure at the time installing - could be very well legacy boot. Nevertheless, my lsbkl output...

Hi All, After having had quite some trouble with PBS I decided to do a little test... - Virtual PBS Server - iSCSI Volume for PBS Data (on a dedicated backup storage that is replicated) - All attached over 10G Turns out the problem seems to be with my physical Server System that was playing...

Hi Thomas, Thanks! I set it to 256 MiBs on my site - makes sense to somewhat limit the migration traffic a bit if you don't have a dedicated migration network (which I normally implement at customers but not in our infrastructure / lab. Not because we can't. But bcaus we lazy f*cks :-) )

Hi All, Anyone here played with PBS as a VM and having the data store put onto a iSCSI Target? Tobias

Hi, Thanks. But since some people are a bit sensible I'm not going to advise linking the tape device to /dev/null here (would speed up the whole backup as well...) :-) Tobias

Hi, That's about what I see as well... Tobias

Hi, Bitte auf die SFP+ GBICs achten - da gibts verschiedene Reichweiten (hitze-entwicklung). Glas ist eigentlich nicht wirklich sehr teuer - allerdings: am falschen Ende gespart gibt ärger! Gruss Tobias P.S: Bitte UNBEDINGT MultiMode / SingleMode beachten - das gibt sonst richtig üble Fehler!

Ah... that might be something. Tobias

Hi Thomas, I have a 1-Bit-Compression Algorithm in place here which compresses ANY kind of data into ONE Bit. Works like a Charm. Only little tiny thing is: I haven't figured out a way to actually restore the data yet :-) SCNR Tobias

Hi Aaron, Seems to be a thing when migrationg from 6.3-3-hosts to 6.4-hosts. After a reboot (when migrating the VMs back) everything is fine (albeit maybe a tiny little bit slower) Tobias

Hi aaron, 6.3-3 (latest & greatest that existed before) Funny enough, the amd machines are WAY faster (150M) Hmmm. in that case I have to check again. Tobias

Hi Tom irgendwie übersehe ich da was... - PBS Server? Check - Linux VMs? Funktioniert - Windows? Nope und im Video wird da nicht wirklich was "ausgeschlossen"... oder bin ich taub? Tobias

Hi, Das Ding nennt sich "LPC Clock Failure" https://www.anandtech.com/show/11110/semi-critical-intel-atom-c2000-flaw-discovered The SoC LPC_CLKOUT0 and/or LPC_CLKOUT1 signals (Low Pin Count bus clock outputs) may stop functioning. Doch, das würde ich schon "durchbrennen" nennen. Die...