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So, admittedly, my linux skills are not awesome, but I have been using Proxmox with a FreeNAS storage for awhile now, and I want to use one of my large NFS shares that has been working great for backups for VM images as well as I have one large (NextCloud) VM that I have been using local host...

OK, so I now know WHAT is happening, but I'm not sure what to do about it. It's the USG XG-8 router's IPS function. It's a 10G capable router that's supposed to be able do full DPI and IPS at 1G, so I don't know why I'm able to get 1G to the internet, but interVLAN routes are getting throttled...

vshaulsk - Thanks, I believe it's possible, I just need figure out why I'm seeing what I'm seeing. How do you validate your speeds? Chris - I was really bothered by what I'm seeing with iperf3, based on Plex performance I'm getting from a guest VM to remote users, so I just on a whim logged...

Chris - Thanks, I will do that. I don't think my Macs drives can saturate the link, and I'm not so worried (at least for now-I will prove that to myself later) about getting perfectly 10G, but I'd like to see something in the 5-9G range, and seeing a result that started with "Mega" was breaking...

Yea, I didn't mention, I'm not LACP on this connection anymore either, it's a single 10GBe link. I didn't have time last night to do any additional troubleshooting, but it surprised me that I'm not even getting 1G speeds on the link. Next I'll connect on of my Macs on there and make sure it...

OK, so I removed the extra subnet, and I have very few dropped packets (well less than 1%), but still miserble speeds. So, what should I look at next?

I'm going to do some checking tonight, but after reading this, I think the dropped packet count is probably because of unexpected VLAN tags. I'd tried to setup my main interface on the 1G onbard card and the 10G to my FreeNas on a different subnet, and I suspect routing issues, but I don't want...

Ok. Any recommendations on what to look at? Both PVE nodes are dropping a lot of packets and not delivering 1G, even though they're directly connected to a 10G switch in the rack, and my Mac on the other side of the house has no issues doing 5-7Gbps... I haven't modified the network settings...

Chris - Then why is ifconfig report this? enp65s0f0: flags=6211<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SLAVE,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 ether 00:0a:f7:58:53:30 txqueuelen 1000 (Ethernet) RX packets 194530523 bytes 257836045953 (240.1 GiB) RX errors 132100 dropped 168682 overruns 0 frame...

... and the switch is fine, when I run iperf3 between my 10G NICs on my Macs, I get about 7Gbps. on PVE host node 1 (to 5k iMac) root@svr-01:~# iperf3 -c 192.168.10.32 Connecting to host 192.168.10.32, port 5201 [ 4] local 192.168.100.11 port 42758 connected to 192.168.10.32 port 5201 [ ID]...

...and ethtool see's it's capable of 10,000bps.. I added commas to make it easier to see... I'm not a linux guru, but shouldn't it auto-negotiate? Does this show that it negotiated 10G? Why does ifconfig show 1G, and the actual speeds are so low? Settings for enp65s0f0: Supported...

I have a couple of nodes (PVE5.2-1) that have 10G cards in them, and the switch indicates they're bonded at 10G speed, but the pve nodes show 1000bps connections. Do I need to install a driver or set a speed on the interface to get it utilize the port properly? Also, once I get the node to...

Like I mention in the title, I'm running 5.2-1, and no, no other VMs on this host or on the cluster are affected. Very low utilization on the Node. It was running on local storage, but I moved it to an NFS mount on a FreeNAS share. It's a media wiki instance, with very little utlization, but...

I am getting periodic VM lockups, and when I reboot I get an initramfs error. I have no idea why this is happening, and I can rollback to the most recent snapshot, but I worry that eventually it's going to bite me.

I have read through the wiki (here), but I'm confused still on the right process for my case. I have an Ubuntu 16.04 VM that I have fully configured but it is running out of space. I extened the disk size in the GUI, which now shows the size as 7TB (SCSI sda on the local node) , and I see the...

OMG, thank you, thank you for this post! I accidentally added my phile to SAN DHCP and it shattered my cluster, I was getting "storage offline" messages everywhere. {heart attack ends}

Wow. That's the answer, but let me just say, to the new guy, that's confusing as heck. Yes, I only expected it to be available on Node3, but Node1 is the cluster master, and since I can "manage the cluster" from there, would've expected to be able to do this from there. If there were a...

Hello, I'm a very new Proxmox user, and I have done a fair amount of searching, so please bear with me. My Node3 has 2 internal storage pools, a 1G SSD and a 13TB RAID. The RAID is not showing up in the GUI as storage. I have followed the steps outlined in this nice video...

Thanks. I have a (largish but) homelab VM environment, so I can't imagine that I actually *need* multiple paths, or that I would saturate my 10G connection, which is partly why I ask the question. I see that multipath requires they be separate networks, which seems like a big requirement...

So, complete Proxmox noob here. I have been reading about Proxmos, iSCSI, mulitpathing, etc. and I'm not clear on the benefits for my case. I'm setting up 2 (for now, I will probably set these up with mirror/redundant pairs) a R620 and R720, both with dual 10G NICs. I'm also configuring a...