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There is something else, screenshot from my physical machine attached:

I know but I'm little scared of that, that's one machine, if something will go wrong it will be a big problem.

I've got strange issues with my pve 6.4 - all vms are working now so I don't want to restart it (yet). My symptoms: - pveproxy failed to work, showed as running but not responsible - terminal hangs when I try to restart/stop/start service - the same with pvedaemon - when I try chdir to /etc/pve...

I've tested with "ip" not "route" command. I'll try with route, which package is it?

I've tried to add 'ip route add' to /etc/network/interfaces earlier but it is ignored.

I need to set permanent routing to Debian 11 container but I can't. It reverts to default on every restart of container. How to set it properly?

PBS is VM on another proxmox server. There is no CPU model set.

There is no issues during backup. Backup log: INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 406 --storage qnap2ssd --remove 0 --node wb-pve1 --mode snapshot INFO: Starting Backup of VM 406 (qemu) INFO: Backup started at 2023-01-05 13:20:54 INFO: status = stopped INFO: backup mode: stop INFO: ionice...

And write/read test directly on NFS share which is used on PBS (dramatically slow read speed via NFS, it's ssd drive):

HP DL380 server with RAID 60, below write/read tests:

I'm asking because I've got slow backup speed. Proxmox server with vm I want to backup is connected to 10Gbit fiber switch, on other side is another Proxmox server with PBS, connected to 10Gbit switch, PBS storage is on QNAP NAS NVME SSD drives provided by NFS. Both servers has sfp link as...

All devices in the same network, bridges on interfaces eth/sfp. Which of them is selected default for backup?

Sorry, I can't find which interface is used for backup function, can you explain me?

I'm trying to set firewall on PVE but it doesn't work. I've turned it on on Datacenter, then I've turned it on on node, then I've turned it on on LXC container, then I've set example rule for drop icmp on interface (public ip). But it still pings. I don't know what I've done wrong.

I saw it. But there's no info which bonding can increase speed.

For example I've got pve server with 2 fiber interfaces 10Gbit each and ssd storage with 2 fiber interfaces 10Gbit each. I would like to bond them to get 20Gbit transfer between servers? How to do that?

Can I aggregate 2 network interfaces to speed up x2 ?

I've found the reason. I've forgotten that I've changed ip for every node. I couldn't repair that, so I've deleted every node from cluster and recreate cluster.

Today I've started my lab (created about 2 months ago on version 7) - but I'm very shocked that I can't log to any of 3 nodes by gui. I can ssh with key, I can change root password but it still can't work. What else can I do?