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Done, but now it has started to freeze again. :mad:

I had opened another post because I had encountered a problem in the VM consoles that were constantly crashing. After a few seconds "connecting" appeared and we could still work for a minute or two; then yet another block and so on all VMs. However, we then noticed that the shell also crashed...

The shell also crashes. If I comment the lines created for the vmbrs in Interfaces the shell starts working again, but obviously the VMs don't. I close the post because the problem is with the network configuration. I reopen a separate post.

OK, thank you all for the replies. I am also of your opinion, but not knowing Proxmox I wanted a confirmation. Thanks again.

On the server there is only this VM and after the problems encountered during the installation of Debian 11, I am now encountering them again with the VM started, obviously with Debian server in terminal mode. The VM started at 15:41:54 and at 15:58:13 I already count 12 interruptions as...

Regardless of how the server's HDDs are managed, in hardware RAID or ZFS, does it make sense to manage the virtual disks of a VM with its own RAID / ZFS? The performances would still be degraded, since they are always virtual disks, but how degraded? A lot or a few? Obviously, the purpose of...

I launch a VM, for example to configure the Debian installation; I work for some time, but then I lose the connection in VNC console. My mouse moves, but not the mouse inside the console. I have to click again, more than one, and wait several seconds to see "Connecting" and go back to an...

By installing PVE on Debian I set up the LVM Group pve and the three volumes root, data and swap for mounting on /, /var/lib/vz and swap. When installing PBS on Debian 11, what configuration should I set up? I can't find any indications in the documentation. Wanting to use ZFS, the same tips...

I have already checked, with RAID-Z1 in the individual VDEVs if I lose two disks in the VDEV I still lose the data. Thanks anyway.

Sorry for the newbie question. I have to connect two NVMe plugged into PCI slots with an adapter. But with the command ls I find 4 listed, in two pairs. ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/nvme* lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 6 ott 11.26 /dev/disk/by-id/nvme-eui.6479a74990503425 -> ../../nvme0n1 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root...

In the server I have 25x300GB HDDs. I work with VMs. Server has 64GB. 2 HDDs are used in mirroring for Proxmox. I was thinking of creating a pool with 3 VDEVs with 7 HDDs in RAID-Z2. In this way 2 HDDs are left over. But if the data is spread over the whole pool, then maybe 4 VDEVs with 5...

I am trying to create the Zpool, but I realize now that I have not understood how: If I use /dev/sdc /dev/sdd /dev/sde it is clear that I am referring to well identified disks. But if I use /dev/disk/by-id/hdd-hp-xyz-000111222 /dev/disk/by-id/hdd-hp-xyz-000111333...

OK, I keep /boot on the USB stick and the LVM volumes /root, /data and /swap on a 2x300GB HDDs in RAID1

Comparing the configuration of a Debian 11 server I noticed that a line is missing in /etc/network/interfaces. allow-hotplug eno1 Added by hand, the network is accessible again. So, I believe that the guide needs to be updated.

I don't understand, with 64GB of RAM why should it use Swap? Anyway I can't mount an HPA controller because I don't have any slot PCI free, but even free one, I don't know how to connect the disks. I now have two cables that go into the server's integrated controller. Can I always use these two?

I installed Debian 11 on the server and then connected via SSH to install Proxmox using this guide. In Debian I was using en01 with a default IP assigned by DHCP. Now in /etc/network/interfaces I see iface en01 inet dhcp but with ip a I see eno1 <BROADCAST, MULTICAST> mtu 1500 qdisk noop state...

I made a different choice; I launched the Debian 11 installation and during the installation process: I created the mirroring of two HDDs I created on this the LVM group pve and the two volumes root and data I used the USB stick for /boot and Swap. At the end of the installation I installed...

ZPool is yet to be created, so there is no more data to redistribute. I didn't understand how to use the syntax /dev/disk/by-id/<disk1> instead of disk1 disk2 disk 3 I still have to use sdj sdk sdl ... ? and with by-id I take the serial number? I want to create 3x7 HDDs vdevs in RAID-Z2...

Thank you por the reply. If I create the pool from the GUI (Datacenter-Server-Disks-ZFS-Create: ZFS) the names are created by Proxmox. So, when I run the zpool status command I see Name Pool > RAIDZ2 >> Disks with the serial name The problem is how to add another 7 disks to the Pool, but in a...

I want to create a zpool with 3 vdevs, each with 7 HDDs in RAID-Z2. The first Zpool I create it in the GUI and I am assigned 7 disks with the name SCSI-#SerialNumber. If I use the zpool add command with the other 7 /dev/sd, they are added to me with the device name, no longer with the Serial...