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In that case, is there a file system on it and is it mounted when you add it as storage in PBS?

Exactly :-) Only on the WAN-side (my ISP requires a specific VLAN for internet access); I've been hesitant to use VLANs ever since I experimented with it for a while and I (and more importantly, the rest of the family) could not reach anything anymore until I managed to reset the switches :p...

Good that you got it solved, thanks for the update!

The fiber is connected to a media converter, the (copper) ethernet cable goes to port 2 (eno2) of the gen8 HP microserver (it does have some upgrade from the original config, though). Proxmox (at host level) has no IP on eno2, and only IPv6 local link on bridge vmbr1; vmbr1 is connected to em1...

No, the thought of exposing the management interface publicly has not crossed my mind :p Wireguard runs on OPNSense's WAN interface though, through which the management interface might be reached 'on the road'

With the time already invested, you might install plain Debian and run tests, to see whether the random freezes occur. Later you could install Proxmox on top, or start from scratch with the Proxmox installer.

I would not want to propagate unbest-practices, but out of energy saving my 3rd node is turned of most of the time. Having the other nodes in a cluster (instead of having just the two seperate nodes) adds a lot of comfort, in my view.

Hi Esiy, Trying not to hijack/derail the thread, no, sorry, I didn't follow the guide myself. I was pleasantly surprised to see Proxmox (and OPNSense) sticky'd there and the guy is usually thorough enough in his descriptions to merit sharing the guide. My own OPNSense runs in a 'single...

Great!

I have been running OPNSenae in a BSD VM to full satisfaxtion. I run the ethernet ports bridged; passthrough (at least for WAN) would be an option in my 2-NIC microserver, but I have not found thebenefit of that. Over at the lowendspirit.com forum someone just did an extensive write-up As far...

Hi lup, Welcome to the forums! I think I just faced the same problem as you, wondering whether LVM thin was supported in my case. Initialize creates a new GPT, do you need that? In my case: I forgot to mount the storage.

Maybe you won't need all of its functionality, but it is extremely handy (as long it's not broken..) Instead of having a main server and satellites, it's a system of pears in which each system can manage the whole datacenter. With your nodes in a cluster, moving between nodes can be done via...

As you'd know by now: yes ;-) In addition to Dominik's statement ">= LTO5": when I first installed PBS I had no problem at all running my LTO3 drive (Dell branded external SCSI). A while back I switched to SAS attached LTO 4 (also external, HP branded) and continued using the LTO3 media pools...

Ah, missed that, my bad. Yes, that's about it. I'd be interested to get a follow up from @Guilherme Vianna , once the culprit is found! I follow @bbgeek17 , I would say it is not local to the server installation. Bummer you spent so much time reinstalling! With Ubuntu server one usually has...

Hi killmasta, Is that not a configuration option in the graph display of the Windows utility?

Another take: can you open the web interface on the Proxmox server itself? You could install a text-only browser (apt install links) and browse to 127.0.0.1:8006 ; probably gives a certificate warning, but hey, at least it connected. After that try the actual vmbr0 IP at that moment, to find...

That would mean a downtime of the link equal to the boot time of the switch. Could be long enough to trigger corosync timeouts. Overheating? One of the companies where I worked had switches with no sensors on fan rotation and perhaps temperature; they only found out the fan was clogged ( not on...

Hey, how do you know Proxmox is actually at 192.168.0.50? Does it react to ping? And of course, the things @leesteken & @Folke Gleumes mentioned; Proxmox shows the web access address above the login prompt.

Hi Guilherme, Welcome to the forums! You must mean you can't access ;-) Try adding the port: 192.168.0.50:8006

Hi tipex, Would you not start with a single Proxmox with a fixed IP, get that running, install OPNSense, and then add the other nodes? How much DNS would you need? If it is only for apt, you could get away with a couple of entries in /etc/hosts until things run. If you don't have a router yet...