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Can you post the VM config? cat /etc/pve/qemu-server/<VM ID>.conf

Did you check if all services are running?

I have tested this feature already with self compiling ZFS on a PVE VM - worked perfect.

No, with a current stable release this is not possible - neither the Proxmox ZFS version nor the "official" one. Only at the master branch at Github you can enable this new feature and add a new disk to an existing raidz pool. Hopefully this will be launched at the near future.

My current pool layout would be: pool: Media state: ONLINE scan: resilvered 54.4G in 00:03:03 with 0 errors on Wed Mar 13 07:37:47 2024 config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM Media...

Currently the most interesting thing is to expand any raidz pool with adding new drives instead of destroy and rebuilding it.

Thanks for the advise. I have already decided not to use the master branch as this causes to much headaches in a production environment. Unfortunately it seems that the only possibility currently is to destroy the existing pool and create a new one with the additional drives.

Good point which I have done so far - kernel panic at the end. Just wanted to know if someone has any good input. In general I was able to compile ZFS from the current master branch and install it. My Proxmox VM also worked with it but I was no longer able to use the PVE ZFS version and with...

Anyone any ideas?

Okay seems my mistake as this only works for master branch and not 2.2.2. Is there any possiblitiy to get this feature working on a current Proxmox e.g. self compiling?

Hello everyone, I wanted to try the zfs-attach feature which allows to attach a disk to an existing raidz config: If the existing device is a RAID-Z device (e.g. specified as "raidz2-0"), the new device will become part of that RAID-Z group. A "raidz expansion" will be initiated, and once the...

Yes, my bridge is VLAN aware and also connected to a VLAN capable switch.

Depends on your personal requirements/knowledge. Anything from a regular OS like Debian with iptables up to a virtual firewall like Pf-/OPNsense can do the job.

Yeah VxLAN is the way to go.

You could run a virtual router which gets the ISP IP address and then have a private LAN after that virtual router with its own DHCP server.

Hello there, just a short question regarding VLAN routing. I host several VMs with several VLAN subnets including a virtual router for intervlan routing on one Proxmox server. If a VM from VLAN10 would send data over to a VM on VLAN20 would those connection leave Proxmox to get to a switch or...

You could use different VLANs. VLAN 100 for public IPs and VLAN 200 for private IPs.

Falls es Kupfer sein darf: Intel X550-T2. Mit dem habe ich recht gute Erfahrungen gemacht und läuft soweit stabil.

Alternativ könntest du auch einen alten Gaming PC heranziehen und den eventuell nach Bedarf nachrüsten.

Have you enable PCIe passthrough on PVE?