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Thanks for elaborating, sounds like fun! Does it actually work? Would be peculiar indeed. Maybe the accelerator enables an USB network interface, over which an internal service is called; in that case perhaps removing the device renamed other interfaces, throwing a wrench in the networks...

Hi thusband, For the "any" part, I'd start with the obvious: tell people what "the USB conected Coral accelerator" is, in case it has anything to do with the issue you're having (I had no idea); secondly: pick up the NUC and connect it to keyboard + monitor and check whether the machine is...

Yes, I also found out, upon further reading and to my disappointment, that link aggregation does not allow higher 'point to point' bandwidth when I first tried it. What it does allow, is, depending on hashing, allow > 1 Gb/s bandwidth between this system and multiple other systems. And it...

Hi Bob, Thanks for your input! That is not what I had expected, good to have that pointed out!

Anyone? General thoughts and advice are welcome as well!

Doesn't Windows run Linux, nowadays? It won't be able to make a full system image of course, but you should be able to install the backup client and backup separate directories of the Windows part of the installation without downtime.

Hi ramina, Welcome to the forums! Could it be that another task is still running in the background? Do you push the button at the PVE-end or at the PBS-end?

Hi horizn, Seeing there is no reply yet, What do you mean by "drivers removed"? From the referred site: Is your question, "Are those modules that were available in Linux 4.8 still available in 6.x" ? For your benefit I ran # modprobe cx23885 on a PVE8 node, and, after a fraction of a...

In that case: how much of the need for Ceph is wanting to play with its features and the servers, and how much of it is need for 99.999% uptime (ie, 5 minutes per 365 days of 24 hours)? It matters of course whether your company runs 24/7 or more or less business hours. Does the added complexity...

I hope not to confuse matters here: I only once used the Proxmox-ISO to install my first server, to have little chance of mistakes. I don't recall the option being there in that version (PVE6, maybe 5). As you might have read, Proxmox runs on plain Debian. Ever since I installed Debian (with...

Hi hooman, Welcome to the forums! Any chance we get to know which options you do get to chose from? Which step is that?

Your WAN / vtnet2 is set to DHCP, is it not? If the fiber modem provides DHCP over plain ethernet, I'd say it should 'just work'. Just for troubleshooting, you could download an Alpine Linux container via the built in catalog, connect it to vmbr2 and fire it up to see if it receives an IP...

sad or not, good luck!

Do you have prior experience with Proxmox or PFsense? Things work well once setup, but initial setup has a steeper learning curve than powering on your ISP's router and connecting WiFi. If you have a spare machine laying around, you could set up your firewall there for trying it out and making...

... on purpose ;-) That's what you could start, a PVE-managermanager. Just a single control plane, to expose certain features, and so on :-P I did not delve all too deep into the specifics, let alone the code, so I'm easy to convince ;-) If there's an API proxy that has browser specifics...

For me the the question is: "Does the guest system like to run on a Linux kernel?" If "Yes!", then I spin up a container in seconds, with hardly any resource usage (cheating a bit, because I downloaded the template earlier via local storage --> CT Templates --> "Templates" button --> download...

Hi tacolover, Thanks for posting back, good that it works now!

Hi Esiy, Would it be an option to set up a custom GUI in front of a firewall or proxy, that would just expose the functionality needed by you and forwards it to the API on port 8006 behind the firewall? With the Proxmox IP's on a separate management plane, accessible via the proxy, it should...

Hi Pheggas, Out of interest, what limits you to use containers instead of VMs? With TrueNAS being available in Linux flavour as well, the kernel should not be a limiting factor. I'd say that resource sharing is more flexible in a container than when using VMs, and by ditching out OS chores...

Hi chudak, Would you care to share the downsides of a cluster in your scenario?