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Depends on what storage you created the VM. If you choose "Local" it should be in the folder you are seeking

Zfs over iscsi is not supported with FreeNAS anymore.

I think you might have disabled the controller. You need to change it from raid to hba

Since FreeBSD zfs over iscsi is not supported through proxmox anymore. What would be the best system to setup for this?

I have installed it on a ML350 gen9, so yours should not be a problem.

What if I qm suspend the vms on that storage, and then restart that storage server, and after use qm resume (since you cant resume machines that are already stopped) Would this work, or would I get an error on my vm even though the vm is suspended?

Yes I was already playing with this method. Only problem is, it doesnt tell me what storage the vm is on, which is what I need for this script.

I have everything working now, but I forgot one important thing. Is it possible to make the output to text file, only show running vms? So only the vms that were started before, will be started when I am running this script to start the vms

your command give me this: root@pvetest:~# for vm in $( cat /etc/pve/nodes/*/qemu-server/*.conf | grep "local-lvm" |awk -F":" '{ print $3 }'|cut -d"/" -f1 ); do qm status $vm; done 400 Parameter verification failed. vmid: type check ('integer') failed - got 'vm-100-disk-1,size=2G' qm status...

Thanks you very much. Almost done here. I want to make this a one liner, and dont have to cd in the directory, since this will be run on multiple servers. This is what I got now: root@pvetest:~# grep local-lvm /etc/pve/nodes/*/qemu-server/*.conf | cut -d: -f1 | sed -s 's/\.conf//' | sort -u...

Thanks. So this sort of work. How do I export this to a text file? From where I can initiate the qm stop command. What I had in mind was, qm stop vm-on-storage.txt root@pvetest:~# cat /etc/pve/nodes/pvetest/qemu-server/* | grep local-lvm virtio0: local-lvm:vm-100-disk-1,size=2G virtio0...

Would it be possible to throw a command, which goes through all the config files, and make me a list of vms, that are on one specific storage?

Is it possible to shutdown VMs from CLI based on what storage they are on? I tried to look through the documentation, but couldnt find the right command for this.

I know. I was just browsing through models and prices. AFAIK you need some kind of adapter to use it.

Ebay Everyone else has told me that I should stay away from all the consumer ssd, including Samsung Pro. And since Samsung Pro are more expensive than the 2 i mentioned, it would not make sense to buy them.

So after discovering that Samsung Evo is terrible for a raid setup. I have been on the lookout for real ent SSDs. Which ones is recommended? This is for a homelab Going to run RAID1 on a HP P440 I have my eyes on one of these 2 atm. Would it be a good choice and deal? HGST S842 S842E400M2...

I tried my SSD`s in a HP server with a P440 controller. Performance was a bit better, but still high I/O. What Enterprise SSDs are recommended? I have been on the lookout for HGST and Intel S3700 so far. But I am not sure if they would be the best fit for the price

I decided to try out Proxmox (again). Since I am tired of vcenter`s high demand for memory But my vms seems pretty slow, and unresponsive at times, the same goes for the webui. My windows vm even stopped responding while i was converting a image to qcow. I am also getting this message when i...