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Ahhhh... What language is your keyboard, and what language is the CT keyboard?

Okay, add another account, and try logging in as that? [Could be root specific.]

This will be more of a self-test of the container. Using the proxmox web interface, go to the container, and bring up its shell. Log into it from there. Now, once logged in inside the container, ssh to itself (ssh 127.0.0.1) and see what happens. This may be an opportunity to change the...

I might not be able to help much, but this stood out to me: libqb0: not correctly installed Have you updated this system recently?

Hmmmm... maybe I should break out my M1 Killer NIC again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_NIC#:~:text=The%20card%20was%20first%20introduced%20in%202006.

The Toshiba drives are nice and high-end: https://storage.toshiba.com/enterprise-hdd/enterprise-performance/al15se-series Same with the Seagate model: https://www.enterasource.com/dell-rwr8f-2-4tb-sas-2-5-12gbps-hard-drive-seagate-dl2400mm0159 Based on the specs and description, doubtful they...

Okay, people will want to know the following about the HDDs: What make are they? Model number? Are they SMR [bad] or CMR [good]? ZFS is very sensitive to the above, and CMR is where you should be. Otherwise, you'll see drives dropping out randomly, as they cannot keep up with ZFS due to...

Of course, if you don't want to go all Conan the Barbarian on your recovery partition, you can move it. I commonly use an Ubuntu ISO for this; just boot into it on the VM, open GParted, and move the partition to the end of the resized disk. It's mentioned partway down this, with pictures...

How about this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-restarting-regularly-since-7-3-7-4-upgrade.125499/#post-547997

This one puzzles me. Okay, in the proxmox web interface, you can enter the proxmox cli shell and attempt to connect to the CT via that. I'm interested if it's a client or server issue; we'll soon know after that test. If we're lucky, it might also give you more feedback. Another thing you can...

Ahhh, okay, read through the top answer here, it'll give you a very good idea of what you need to do: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1004674/signal-out-of-range-message-at-boot-time I don't know your monitor's resolution, but you should know. Also, those instructions tell you how to change...

Ahhh, now that explains a few things. Okay, The disabled bit is referring to the fact that Termius Pro supports the functions listed in that smaller window at the bottom of the screen. So, if you want those features, you need to pay for them; but you don't need them for this. At the moment...

Okay, with an ssh key you have a private key, and a public key. The public key is ultimately sent and stored on the server you want to log into; this is why the setting is PubkeyAuthentication. The private key stays with your machine and goes nowhere; it is a secret. When you use that type of...

ChallengeResponseAuthentication yes PasswordAuthentication yes That should get you in, but please try to set up ssh keys, then turn those options off, as it's more secure. You can use the ssh-copy-id command to bring your keys into the CT when you are able to log in using Password...

Okay, when you get to the grub menu on the iso, choose the option you want, and tap 'e', that will bring up the edit window. There is a line labelled "Linux", that's where the options go. When you've made your changes, you tap the "F10" key (double-check that, I'm typing this from memory.)

All good :) So, looking at this, is it possible to run a little experiment? If your machines can handle it, dividing the traffic for transporting the backup data from the normal operational data may help. So, one switch carries the backup data, and another carries the day-to-day data. It...

You know, you'd probably get what you're describing if there was an issue with the power supply in the host. I don't know if you have a spare machine to check, but you could always borrow the power supply from your Windows machine [if it's powerful enough and has enough connectors] and see if...

I actually took the second option for a home unit, but it's rapidly gotten quite expensive as I bring it up to scratch. If I were doing it again, I would go secondhand. In a business sense, though, difficult. A decent second-hand enterprise-class machine will probably cause less grief if it...

So this arrangement?

Your choice, I run an old server to act as a PBS unit, but I also backup locally and sftp the backups to another server, which then copies them along with everything else + changes only, to an encrypted HDD; daily units, and weekly offsite units. So, in terms of restoration, the proxmox server...