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Yeah, I tried a few of those things, like post-up ( echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/net/$IFACE/bridge/multicast_querier ) I also tried "Re-Enabling the media Router" in the 2nd link. The rest seem irrelevant, as it works just fine using the same set up but using a machine on the network...

Hi, yup everything is Windows 10, except for the Proxmox host.

Hello, I am unable to cast from Chrome to my Google nest speakers. It still works fine from my phone or another machine on the network, but it's not working from any guest VMs. The error I get from my Windows guest VMs is "casting tab audio is not supported on this device". Here's my networking...

I did this too, thanks.

Unfortunately I bought pretty expensive RAM and would be inclined to match what's in there already. As an update, I had cache enabled on my VM disks, disabled that and it hasn't crashed yet. I think that was probably using extra RAM. So that's a good sign. Also I was getting audio and stability...

Tried this and also reduced VM RAM to 24GB. Host now has 8. Hopefully that's enough. Seems kind of high but I don't see any other options. Maybe I'll buy some more RAM.

It doesn't OOM if the VMs are set to 8, just 10+ each. With 10 each there should be around 6 to spare (10+10 for VMs, 4 for ARC, and 2 for host OS). Running host only with no VMs is a good idea, although there won't be much ZFS activity. Worth a shot. One thing that I noticed is my RAM usage...

Yup constantly, nothing out of the ordinary it seems. Everything's up to date, I just installed yesterday using the latest ISO.

Thanks for the reply. Here's my config for it: root@rimuru:~# cat /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf options zfs zfs_arc_min=2147483648 options zfs zfs_arc_max=4294967296 I've never seen arcstat go above 4GB.

Hello! I managed to set up my first Proxmox machine. I'm using it for 2 gaming VMs. I got everything working, pci-e passthrough, USB devices, etc. The problem I'm having is that I'm running out of memory, and I can't seem to find a good balance between VM memory and host memory. For some...