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I use pfSense and run in on a VM in my ProxmoxVE cluster, I have 3 bridges set up on each of my Proxmox nodes and none of them are set to be VLAN aware. vmbr0 is set as my virtual machine traffic where all of my LAN-based VLANs will travel. vmbr1 is for communicating with other Proxmox nodes...

In the interest of full disclousre, I have been Proxmox VE and Proxmox MG for a while now but I defiantly am much more versed in the Virtual Environment than the Mail Gateway. While in the process of completely overhauling the hardware in my home data center and setting things up again from...

I restarted the machine having the boot issues and took a video and extracted the following images from it with the various errors and other output.

Here are the CPU models that I have in use if this helps, I am hoping to get a chance to restart the Dell server today and get more from the output just have to get some work-related tasks done before I can tinker with it again. Node 1 = Supermicro X8DTi-LN4F with dual X5670 which is running...

Yes, the CPU was released in Q4 of 2007 and the HPs from my quick check on one of them was Q1 of 2008. I will try and grab a screenshot of the output it seems to repeatedly try to keep going but states similar or the same errors again and again. I just double-checked and I have the latest BIOS...

I updated my cluster of Proxmox nodes to 7.1 and everything went smoothly except for 1 machine. I am running on older hardware but all from the same generation more or less. My updates on my 5 HP DL380 G5 servers went without a hitch though 1 of them did need a second reboot after the upgrade to...

I currently run a virtualized pfSense and have a dual gigabit NIC with each port passed through to the VM, with one acting as WAN and the other as LAN. I have also done it with OpenVirtualSwitch bridges as well and have had no issues do it that way as well. However, I am about to change my...

I have not yet implemented Ceph in my production homelab yet but I am tinkering with it in a test environment. However, I have rebuilt my lab more than a few times while keeping the minimal required VMs running. What I Have done is taken one server from my production setup and reinstalled...

I just dealt with a similar issue with USB and had to get a PCI-e USB card in order to get the bandwidth needed, in my case it was for a USB webcam.

Sure thing, I got it from Memory Express as I am in Canada but here are the details from the manufacturer. StarTech - 4 Port PCI Express PCIe SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Controller Card Adapter with UASP - SATA Power - Part Number: PEXUSB3S4V Here is a link to the product on the StarTech site: Click Here

I wanted to post a conclusion to this thread for others that come along later. While you can pass up to 5 USB devices to a VM it really only works well with low speed or low I/O devices, think keyboards, mice and older USB drives. Once you try to pass through I/O intensive devices you might only...

So I spent some more time tonight with this and while I got the override to work and did get the controller split. I started to see the following errors when the devices were split between 2 VMs. kvm: vfio: unable to power on device, stuck in d3 kvm: vfio: Cannot reset device 0000:09:00.1...

So I enabled the override using the Systemd-boot method and was showing it was added with your command. When I look to assign the controllers they are still showing in the same group and when I go to start the second VM it fails saying the device is in use? Is there another command that needs...

I tried to pass through the controller to the VM but the rear ports are on separate controllers within the same group. When I pass through each controller to the VM I want only one machine will start. I have another controller in a different group but that is for the front ports. Is there a way...

Here is my reverse proxy config, all be it in Nginx: # ## Handle requests for pve.domain.com under HTTPS. # server { listen 443 ssl; server_name pve.domain.com; add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000" always; add_header Allow "GET...

I havent tried passing through a controller but it is on my list to try. I did get both working by passing through the Bluetooth that is built into the motherboard though. This allowed for the controller to be connect via Bluetooth and the camera on USB. Interestingly the Bluetooth adapter was...

In a three-node cluster if one node fails, yes the cluster will still have a quorum and will still run. However, depending on the load on those other two nodes you may or may not be able to have all services running using them. You will need to spec your system so that two nodes are able to...

For Proxmox and HA, you will need a minimum of 3 nodes. You should also have HA shared storage for this Proxmox cluster as well this can be either through a separate storage deployment or something like CEPH. Given the VM specs in my opinion I would build 3 identical nodes as follows: Intel i5...

On your motherboard you will have a SATA data port, some have 4 some have 6 some have 8. Typically the larger number of ports the more controllers are used to keep bandwidth between each drive. My motherboard has 8 SATA connectors on the motherboard and has 2 controllers for them, so I was able...

Then you are passing through the controller used by your system, you need to have one that is separate from the one used by the system. How many SATA ports are on the board?