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I just saw the post on downgrading , will do and report back

I am seeing same sort of issues on a clean 7.1.7 install. What I am experiencing is the pve freezing while transferring data to a debian vm running samba. It may run for 5 minutes, it may run for 1/2 hour. It freezes, and I have not seen anything of value in the log. perhaps I am looking in the...

sigh, humbled again. as I look closer at this, my ignorance is displayed. thank you for your time.

actually no, one nic is connected to the ISP/internet/wan and the other is connected to the internal lan

I had a working proxmox setup in my lab, and then I moved it to be in production. This is the intended setup. proxmox pve ( I call host) just manages the vm's. I have 2 vm's. vm1 will be a debian gw and firewall, and also run samba for the internal lan. I am not sure what I have "pooched"...

not quite sure what I did, however, when I added another nic to the server, I was able to get access again. It appears to me, the networking is fubar, so I have re-installed. What I want to do is as follows. I have 2 interfaces eno1 & eno2. eno1 is the internet facing interface and eno2 will be...

Thanks Fabian, you are correct. I did not read through all the documentation. I (sheepishly admit) added a new storage ( data2) and it worked. I am trying to get used to the gui, however I do prefer the command line in most instances. I will need to play/experiment with it. I suspect I can...

I am trying to restore a vm to a different host. I used the following, I suspect I need to create a storage "data2", on the new host. restore vma archive: zstd -q -d -c /mnt/pve/samba2/dump/vzdump-qemu-101-2021_03_07-16_54_46.vma.zst | vma extract -v -r /var/tmp/vzdumptmp12518.fifo -...

I seemed to have 'hooped' my network config. I have edited the host file, and the /etc/network/interfaces to see if I can get the management gui back, but no luck, is there a document with just a minimal config ? command preferred.

I checked the fstab of the vm, that had used the disk, and that uuid is not to be seen on the host. the lvm does show up, using a different uuid, than it had 10 days ago. I can supply that info, if it helps

sorry, the explanation is a bit lacking. The raid is raid 1, (hardware). I have been investigating, and I think what happened, was, I created a couple of new vm's and somehow they used the storage of that raid 1, I have 3 raid arrays on the server. I have since removed those vm's , and am not...

I have figured it out. not sure why I did not see this answer earlier. What you do is edit the<vmid.conf> file and after the disks you don't want to be backed up , add ,backup=no. Here is part of my conf file. scsi1: /dev/disk/by-uuid/15123ffd-956a-426b-8afb-ee7cd4a4e5bd,size=500G,backup=no...

Is there a way to edit the backup for a VM, so don't have to include the added disks. I only need the main/basic vm ?

I have a proxmox 6.3-4 host, I have a vm with several storage locations ( raid arrays). It has been running fine. last week, something happened and needed a reboot. So i took the vms down, and rebooted, it did not come back up. after troubleshooting, it appeared a share disk ( I am not sure on...

ok, thanks, I will have a look at the linked article.

no container, it is an oracle linux 8 install, ( due to the forthcoming changes with centos) definitely a vm. vm is 100 (oracle), pic attached from the web gui

I know it is a bridge within the guest. I am asking how to did it get there. I did not configure one, and would not have used the 192.168.122.1 network.

I setup a vm and then I see a bridge was automatically setup, however it is not using the subnet I am using for the inside network. How can I change it ? I did not see anything in the gui. I am not using a 192.168.122.X subnet anywhere. vm2 -- ip a 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536...