Search results

Hello. Mind that these NVME disks look heavily used. The "Wearout" column shows 91%, 100%, 100%, 100%.

I obviously do not understand that "backing up and restoring certain files requires" running scripts as root user directly from the Internet.

You may want to have a look at https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upgrade-hangs-with-setting-up-pve-manager-9-0-17.176199/

LVM is quite easy to understand when you imagine that VG is something like a disk and LV is something like a disk partition. And VG is built of physical volume(s) which can be physical disk(s) or partition(s) of physical disk(s). As a benefit you are not restricted by the order (a sequence) of...

Hello. I don't know if it would work for passed-through devices... but maybe one could use UUIDs (from blkid) instead of /dev/sdb? Like it's advised to do in /etc/fstab entries.

E.g. for flexibility. Not quite. You can later swapoff, change its size, mkswap, swapon. Again, for flexibility. Yon can later change your mind, remove the swap LV, make it elsewhere and use the released space for something else. As above. BTW, you can occupy a VG gradually. I.e., not give...

Not splitting the VG in fact. The original VG (called "pve") should still use only the first disk (SSD in your setup). And the second disk (HDD in your setup) is to be used for the second VG (you can call it whatever you want, e.g. vg2). Sorry, I forgot you also wanted to move swap to the HDD...

Yes.

I've searched the web and especially the Forum archives. Posts confirm that the GUI uses the client time. I have also found it can be a browser issue. Anyway, just in case make sure that the "BIOS time" in the PVE host is set to UTC. P.S. (For clarity): when asking for the time(zone) of your...

Welcome to the Forum, @trollbot13 ! Be warned that I'm not an expert ;-). I don't remember if the installer allows this (you'd have to enter the "Advanced options" and see). If not, after installing you can remove the thin-pool LV (called data) and extend the root LV and use it e.g. for...

Hi. I'm _not_ saying this is the case in PVE and PMG GUIs (I don't know), but some web tools use the time(zone) from the visitor's PC. Does your PC have the correct time(zone)?

Hi, @N33T . I guess you're talking about logging in the web GUI (https://ip.ad.dr.ess:8006). In the 3rd line of the login form (named "Realm") there's a drop-down menu. Sometimes it is auto-selecting "Proxmox VE authentication server" instead of "Linux PAM standard authentication" in which of...

Hi, @djh_au. If you have no subscription, you can't use "enterprise" repositories. Instead of them, configure "Proxmox VE No-Subscription Repository": https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#sysadmin_no_subscription_repo "We recommend to configure this repository...

Hi, @Zoker! Would you mind writing what, exactly, were these 13337 and 11328 processes? It can be helpful for other users in future.

SNMP 161 to IDRAC's IP address.

Confirming. In Zabbix we have a few tens of hardware related metrics per a Dell server.

Hi. I'm not stating that RAM is the reason, but issues from faulty RAM happen unpredictable. So it's worth to check it with Memtest for a night or more anyway.

https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysadmin_no_subscription_repo

Please quote the exact error message (in CODE tags).

Strange. The most frequent reason of this particular error is installing some amateur scripts for removing "nag screen". Anyway... Try: apt install --reinstall proxmox-widget-toolkit systemctl restart pveproxy