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Destroy unreferenced disks owned by guest ---- meaning any disk that does not belong to the VM ID will be destroy? can u give me the sample screenshot that show "unreferenced disks owned by guest" ?

solved by restart pvestatd on new node only.. existing node no need

okay thanks

systemctl restart pvestatd need to be done in all node one by one?

i face similar problem.. restart pvestatd on all nodes? one by one?

do u think stay in latest Passific under PVE 7.4 is okay? stable?

are u sure ceph first? if we do PVE first for all node.. then ceph?

we use PVE 7.4 and still using ceph pacific. do u think that is okay?

we are running proxmox 7.2 and ceph Pacific i can see that proxmox 7.4 alo support ceph Pacific.. can we update all node to 7.4 first.. all still using ceph Pacific.. once finish,, we will plan upgrade to quincy.. what do u think?

if we use 7.4.. how about the ceph version..which one is stable between 16 and 17?

7.2 to 7.4 is minor right?

awesome answer bro.. how abut upgrade from 7.2 to 7.4? also painless?

helo in the beginning we install proxmox 7.3 and i know there is latest proxmox 7.4 for sure. but i am not really sure that upgrade to 7.4 with repository (no-subscription) it said: This is the recommended repository for testing and non-production use. Its packages are not as heavily tested...

assume we set value 10. it means we get 10Mb/s right for both upload and download?

in the linux os, do we need to add something else?

rate limit means upload and download are the same value? how do we set upload 10 and download 100 ?

how do we limit download and upload only specific VM ?

so this is default behaviour of centos7?

helo here i have checked on my vm centos7: root@n1:~# qm agent 228 info { "enabled" : false, "name" : "guest-exec", "success-response" : true }, how do we enable that "guest-exec" ? is that possible? thanks

how about cloud-init in proxmox? they only able to assign 1 ip address only per network ethernet...