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I've spent almost an entire day with no progress so I thought I would try here. I have a VM in Proxmox VE 7.3-4 running pfSense 2.6.-RELEASE. That VM has two Linux Bridges assigned to it with the "WAN" being my regular network (192.168.1.0/24) and the LAN being a different bridge...

I am using ZFS so it's maybe the ZFS cache, but would it consume so much memory as to impact PVE? Seems like a real con to using ZFS...

I'm sure this has a simple answer but it escapes me. I noticed my VMs were running slow and partially unresponsive. Once I have all of the VMs stopped, the memory usage graph showed this: The PVE host has only been running 8 hours. Once I rebooted it and with no VMs running, I get this: How...

Found my own answer and documented it: https://castinganet.net/posts/PBS-Namespaces/

Concerning the first answer, thank you. I will start using a a range of VM IDs for each PVE. Where do I see the namespace and how do I make it unique? All of my backups are stored under /mnt/datastore/1TB/vm with no differentiation between PVE hosts on the PBS server.

Since all of my backup files are the same size, can someone explain how this works or is implemented? Does it need to be enabled somewhere?

Q1: I create/destroy a lot of VMs. Therefore I reuse the automatically created ID numbers. Since PBS uses the VM ID numbers to store the backups under /mnt/datastore/1TB/vm, will this confuse PBS considering it uses "incremental backups, deduplication" methods? Q2: If I have multiple PVE...

There is supposed to be an "Advanced" checkbox but I don't see one. I'm using the root login.

Enabling a single CHAP username and password/secret): https://castinganet.net/posts/Proxmox-iSCSI-Add/ I found one reference that says you can supply the username/password when you do Datacenter->Storage->Add->iSCSI but I do not have the fields for it.

I am trying to get my Proxmox VE 7.3-4 setup with iSCSI and CHAP. (Without CHAP was easy.) I have multiple iSCSI shares with different CHAP username/password combos. I see whispers that this should be possible, but nothing for multiple username/password combos. Any one have any information?

I have started posting information I have gathered about Proxmox. None of this information is overly unique but it is listed in a simple format that hopefully will help folks using Proxmox. Enjoy. https://castinganet.net/tags/proxmox/

From what I am seeing, Proxmox cannot mount an iSCSI share if it uses CHAP. At least I do not see an option for it in the GUI. I have a mix of shares with CHAP and without CHAP. Is this true?

Simple question - Can Proxmox add NFSv4 storage under Datacenter, Storage, Add, NFS? I don't see anywhere to add username and password.

Using Virtual Environment 7.0-11 Trying cloud-Init functionality for the first time. Since we can set the IP address on the cloned VM, why can't we set the hostname on the cloned VM. Seems like an obvious setting to have. On my setup, it always has the hostname of the initial VM I setup. In...

I'm using PVE 6.3 on a Dell T3610 with a HDMI and DP PCI card. After you hit enter to install, the screen scrambles and the ULA screen comes up but I can only see the top left of the screen. Everything else is off the screen. Tried pressing enter and id did nothing. Made guesses by hitting tab...

Found this in the Syslog: Aug 05 14:55:49 pve3 kernel: megaraid_sas 0000:02:00.0: BAR:0x1 BAR's base_addr(phys):0x00000000fe660000 mapped virt_addr:0x(____ptrval____) Aug 05 14:55:49 pve3 kernel: megaraid_sas 0000:02:00.0: FW now in Ready state Aug 05 14:55:49 pve3 kernel: megaraid_sas...

Concerning Proxmox 6.2-10 This computer has had VMware 6.7 running on it and it saw the LSA raid card and it's drives, Now that I have Proxmox 6.2-10 running on it, I see the USB drives and the one drive attached to the motherboard but none of the virtual or physical drives connected to the...

I found several settings in the BIOS to allow "legacy" passthru. One of them worked. Now I have ProxMox running on my main box,

So if I add storage to a PVE server, you can not delete it from the GUI? I'm not afraid of the command line; I just want to make sure I'm not missing something in the GUI.

Using PVE 6.2 I come from a VMware world where everything is done via the GUI and doing things from the command line is generally discouraged. However from what I have learned from testing PVE on my home lab, I am genuinely excited. Can someone confirm for me these general statements about...