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Parity, metadata, ... Could you please also post the following output? zpool list zfs get all tank You can also try some ZFS capacity calculator, for example https://wintelguy.com/zfs-calc.pl

Thanks for checking, this output is good. Unfortunately, I have not been able to reproduce this yet. In the importdisk command the deactivation happens directly after calling qemu-img convert. 72 PVE::QemuServer::qemu_img_convert($src_path, $dst_volid, $src_size, undef, $zeroinit)...

Yes, with a new LV.

You might want to set up a third device for quorum https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvecm.html#_supported_setups

Does the log say something like Logical volume "vm-1018-disk-0" created. before the transfer starts?

Proxmox VE clusters are multi-master clusters. Each node can do all management tasks. https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#chapter_pvecm

Debian system log and journal of the PVE service daemons are usually a good start.

Great! qm importdisk uses qemu-img convert. While some sources online didn't state vhdx as supported when I looked this up, it has worked during my tests.

I meant just all lines after you enter qm importdisk <vmid> FILE.VHDX LVM-STORAGE-VOLUME :)

Thank you! The output looks reasonable. Let's see if it works now. If not then I'll try to recreate it. In this case I'd appreciate if you could post the full log output of the import.

I am not sure in what way you want to separate Proxmox VE from the virtual machines. Anyway, I recommend installing Proxmox VE itself as a VM for testing. You can then create VMs within the Proxmox VE VM (Nested Virtualization). Performance should be sufficient to check out the possibilities...

Can you see your ISO when you click on the storage overview in the GUI? Like this If yes, then you can select the ISO in the VM Create Wizard The settings can all be changed later. As a start you can just try the defaults.

Using host should normally work. What version of Proxmox VE are you running exactly? pveversion -v

You can find detailed information about this topic in the chapter about User Management in the Proxmox VE Administration Guide.

Can the nodes ping each other using their hostnames instead of IP? Have you already double-checked the contents of /etc/hosts? You can find a reference for what it should look like in the wiki...

Hi, could you please post your current VM configuration & existing logical volumes? For example, if your VMID is 100 cat /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf lvs --select name=~vm-100

Hello, the Proxmox VE Subscription Agreement contains all details is available on the website https://www.proxmox.com/en/downloads/item/proxmox-ve-subscription-agreement office@proxmox.com is a good place to ask for more information about subscriptions (phone not so much). When have you sent...

No, you do not need a subscription for nested virtualization. Every feature is available even for users who do not have subscription. A Proxmox VE Subscription is an additional service program designed to help IT professionals and businesses to keep your Proxmox VE deployments up-to-date. A...

Using Ceph might work but I'd rather use one of the following two options: Export 2 Luns One for LVM for VMs One mounted manually + create directory storage for backups Export 1 Lun, put LVM on PVE on it create 1 LV and mount that LV for backups Create additional LVs for VMs Things get a...

Zusätzlich, also an jenem Tag lief es um 15:07 und 22 Uhr?