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How can I import sdb1 "zfs_member" partition on a disk (from an other pve host) to my new PVE host, so I can use it and see all vm-disks on it? root@pvet:~# lsblk -o +FSTYPE,UUID /dev/sdb NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS FSTYPE UUID sdb 8:16 0 7.3T 0 disk...

no route to gateway, but I do not know why. from h1=PVE (192.168.10.2) I can not ping r2=OPNsense=Gateway of internal network (192.168.10.1) This means I can not update PVE. I use OPNsense as Router from vmbr10 (LAN) to vmbr0 (WLAN, connected to a DSL-Router). But I can ping from any other...

On PVE 6.6 on a VM I installed UCS 4.4 / Nextcloud 20.0.10-0 (https://www.univention.de/) and configured a share (smb & nfs by samba) . In a second VM/client Linux Mint 20.1c, I can not see the nfs- or smb-shares. Server and Client can ping each other. I switched off all firewalls on all...

I installed OPNsense 21.1 into a VM on PVE 6.4. When I add a second network-device, then opnsense does not boot anymore.

Do You recommend using powertop and let it optimize power consumption of VPE 6.4?

Does it make sense to use mirrored SSDs for the ZFS-cache to avoid data loss (e.x. in case of ssd-hardware-failure)? Does this creat a zfs-pool with mirrored SSDs? zpool create -f -o ashift=12 <pool> mirror <hdd1> <hdd2> cache <ssd1> <ssd2>