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Apologies - I'd misread the output of ping. The latency is incredibly low... below 1ms. When I read the output, I missed the leading '0.' and thought I was reading latencies of hundreds of ms, not hundreds of microseconds.:rolleyes:

I have two VMs on the same internal bridge (post about it here); and at the moment when I ping one vm from the other, the latency is in the 100s of ms. I was really surprised by this (the switch is not physical, and communication between the VMs is happening on the same physical computer, so I...

For anyone stumbling on this thread, the problem was the /etc/networks/interfaces file. The entry for the internal bridge should be: auto [INTERFACE, e.g enp6s18] iface [INTERFACE, e.g enp6s18] inet static address [IP_ADDRESS, e.g. 10.0.1.100] netmask [NETMASK, e.g. 255.255.255.0] There's no...

I'm looking for a detailed explanation of how to configure the network interfaces on two vms to connect them to the same local bridge. My use case is a TrueNAS Scale VM that I want to access from a debian server VM where I'll run plex. I've set up a new bridge under networking (called 'media')...

@avm yup that was it - I hadn't installed the firmware. Thank you for the solution (and the link). For anyone else following this who wants more detail.... I downloaded the files from https://github.com/OpenELEC/dvb-firmware (either obtain it using git, or click on the 'Code' button and then...

@avw thanks for the quick response. Below is what's in the /etc/pve/lxc/[LXC_ID].conf file (it's an unprivileged container like yours): arch: amd64 cores: 8 cpulimit: 8 hostname: plex memory: 8192 mp0: /mnt/mammoth/video,mp=/mnt/video net0...

I can't get my WinTV Quad HD terrestrial TV tuner (DVB-T2) to show up in a linux container (lxc) running ubuntu 20.04 (with Plex installed) System is: Proxmox version: PVE 6.4-4 Ubuntu in linux container: 20.04 Motherboard: AS Rock ROMED8-2T CPU: EPYC 7262 RAM: 24GB Expansion cards: - 2 x HBA...

Works like a charm for plex on an ubuntu container.

@Ramalama I'm so grateful. Thank you. I'll give this a go this evening. Makes sense to me.

Sadly, it hasn't worked - zpool status also reports no zpools.

I installed zfs-utils on the guest, and created that service on the guest, then rebooted. When I rebooted, nothing seemed different - 'zpool list' returned no pools. If it worked, where should I find the zpool TANK mounted? I really only want plex media server, so using a container would be...

Thanks for the speedy reply. 'Dunno why you want that pool in a VM' ... I'd like to run Plex in the VM; and so I'm trying to set up access to the files on the zpool. Whether or not the guest system sees the files as stored on a zpool is unimportant. Hope that clarifies the request.

Should I run that in the guest (ubuntu server)? When I did, I got the following error: 'Failed to enable unit: Unit file zfs-import@TANK.service does not exist.'

Apologies if this is a duplicate of another post - I couldn't find an answer on the forum or in the docs... On the host machine (running proxmox), I've imported a zfs pool (let's call it 'TANK') that I moved from a previous build (FreeNAS) using the following command in proxmox: zpool import -f...