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If ping tests work from VM to VM, and you don't have the Proxmox firewall configured, then there is nothing in Proxmox blocking the networking. Now you are looking at specific Windows version specific SMB & RDP capabilities. Have you installed new copies of VMs and tested their functionality...

Do any of your VMs still have 192.168.8.x addresses statically assigned in them? Did you check your Proxmox firewalls? Try disabling the Proxmox firewalls. Do you have the KVM guest tools installed in the VMs? I assume they are Windows since you want to RDP...

@Bikersmurf It's probably best to create a new post with your issue if you still need help.

This a PVE 9.0.3 CEPH cluster with 5 nodes. Setup HA for those licensed VMs to only have access to the first 2 nodes thus staying within your CPU requirements.

If you have an ACME cert and want to backup to a local IP don't forget to add a hosts entry to each node in your cluster. Instead of routing out over a public. This solves having to update the fingerprint when the cert renews. /etc/hosts 10.0.0.123 pbs1.example.com pbs1

You need to wipe the formerly used disk space as it is not zero'ed out yet. So that means an image backup will still see data there even though the files have been deleted. Added: fstrim should be able to do this, but I know the dd method works for me YMMV. See...

Please post the PBS /etc/network/interfaces file.

Yes. I don't think you have a hardware problem. Use a UPS and enable per drive caching. Are you running some serious High Availability level production workload on this box?

You could also do 2 RAID5 RAIDZ1 vdevs of 6 drives each and it would be about the same speed as this 4 drive mirrored vdev setup. Please do go read up on ZFS performance setups as it doesn't work the same as old school hardware RAID cards. More vdevs, however you set them up increases your speed.

Yes, it will waste cost 50% of your storage, but it will continue to increase the speed of your benchmarks. That's the way you scale up performance with ZFS. More vdevs = more speed.

Where's the rest of your drives? I thought you had 12? I only see 4.

Let's see the zpool status from this one. We don't call it RAID10 in ZFS speak. Just mirrored vdevs.

Let’s see a benchmark with mirrored vdevs.

Did that fix it for you? I run ZFS on R730xd's just fine. Just make sure you take each physical disk out of RAID mode in the RAID controller first. Quit messing around with EXT4 and figure out your ZFS issue. Only CEPH beats ZFS, but thats for a bigger 3+ node cluster. I recommend you create a...

It looks like you have a hard disk on 'nvme5' and the tpm on 'local' storage. Go to the VM. Go to the hardware section. Click on the TPM disk and select Disk Action / Move Storage. Most new users don't realize you can move storage for a VM per disk from the GUI. Stick with ZFS storage if you...

Make sure you import from the host, not vCenter.

Due to the session timeouts with ESXi, I would not even bother with a Live Import. Migrate the VM. Patch any driver needs. Set it to start on boot or HA. Setup your backups. Then move on to the next VM. Added - Seriously, do your cleanup right after migration. Install the VIRTIO drivers for...

I assume you have rebooted the server. Don't just restart the services. Reboot. Do want you need to get those VMs moved. There are 30 day ESXi trial licenses. Install to a different boot drive 6.7 or 7.0 trial. Worst case, just scp the disk images and run qemu-img convert or use Starwinds V2V...

I haven't tried 6.0 yet. Is an in-place upgrade to 6.5 or 6.7 an option for you?

You could setup a backup hook script to shutdown 100 and 101 while 102 is being backed up. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/backup-hook-script.131064/