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What is the OS on each VM?

glad to help ;) i had similar issues with my eaton ePDUs

Re: Remove a Proxmox Node thanks :)

would it be worth trying it in SSH V1 and V2?

Does the node need to be powered on to remove it? or powered off first?

have you tried: iscsiadm -m node -R

You could do a backup/restore, but you would need to change the NIC mac address.

it will cause issues IF one of the VMs has a high load.

this message is always displayed in when a server in the cluster reboots. Do you have a particular VM on that serevr that has a high load and drags down the rest?

Re: remove orphaned HDD from LVM storage Solved. Added the HDDs via CLI to a new vm via the VMID.conf file.

I had issues with a VM and tried removing it manually... i now have 2 orphaned VM HDD files in my iSCSI storage - how can i remove them? i have checked in all my nodes and the files do not show up in /dev/proxmox-lvm or /dev/proxmox-lvm-two any clues on how to remove them? they are displayed...

I have been rolling back my test cluster's install from setting up my MD3200i config - removing the multipath settings etc. (one node of 3 so far) After removing all the storage and readding it through the GUI (and rebooting) several times i can no longer access the LVM volume through...

Sounds like you may need to use a KVM container to pass through the graphics card to a completely isolated VM.

So walk me through the procedure. I plan on removing Node2 for example: Node2: migrate all VMs to Node1 Shut down Node2 On Node1: (whats the command to remove the node?)

will it make a difference if i want to give it a different hostname?

Do you have any spare servers to test 2.3 and see? I've been running 2.1 since it came out and not seen that issue - although i am only running Dell servers.

Sorry no. but have you tried with QEMU64 CPU? i've seen a few posts where people have had better experiences with QEMU and CentOS.

What version of proxmox are you running?

Bumps will get you banned. Its not recommended to use USB as boot device for proxmox as the speed is very poor - and there is a lot of IO to the disk. you can install proxmox from a USB drive to HDDs. Whats the spec of your target system. Alsop it could be that the BIOS on your laptop doesnt...

have you tried a different CPU type?