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As stated in my original post, I tried that and get: zfs error: could not find any snapshots to destroy; check snapshot names.

I have a snap that is being a troublemaker... it shows up in the web gui but if i try to delete it, it says vm is locked. i unlock the vm from the cli and the same thing happens... I then list the snap in the CLI for that vm and it is listed. Running qm delsnapshot <ID> <name> says zfs error...

Thank you for replying. I guess I'll stay with VMs

I have used ZFS on spinners for several years and we strictly run VMs. We are deploying some new servers using SSDs for the first time, using raidz. I was told by someone that containers are the better choice. He posited that a VM is essentially a BLOB that sits in the same spot and it...

Here is something interesting that I stumbled upon yesterday. It seems that if I initially migrate a VM while it is shutdown, then all subsequent migrations can be run while the VM is running. This is true for all VMs on both of my clusters. Not sure why this is so.

I am trying to migrate a vm between nodes with the command shown. It fails with the message below. The servers are identical in every way. It says qm migrate 181 prox-dallas-1 --online --with-local-disks 2018-11-28 10:18:28 starting migration of VM 181 to node 'prox-dallas-1' (100.64.110.141)...

The original configuration is below. I connect to the proxmox management on the 1-gig interface (enp3s0f1) using IP address 100.64.110.1/24. VMs use vmbr10 (10-gig interface - ens2f1) with the appropriate VLAN number. All this works as expected. auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface enp3s0f1...

Hello- I have an new installation of Proxmox and the server has both 1-gig and 10-gig interfaces. I initially installed it with the IP address on the 1-gig interface. I want to configure the 10-gig interface to support 802.1q trunking and want the original IP address to be on a VLAN on that...

I put the old address and /etc/hosts entries back using the cli and the gui came back. I tried changing it again and it worked. I must have fat-fingered something but I didn't see it, but yesterday was a very long day. Thanks.

Hello- I changed the IP address of my proxmox server using the GUI and changed the entry in /etc/hosts to reflect that change as well. I can ssh to the new address but the web gui does not come up. What else do I have to do? I am running version 5.2.1

I have the following setup: vyos router with 10-gig port cisco 2960 - 24 gig - 2 10-gig proxmox server - 4 gig - 2 10-gig I created a trunk on the proxmox server on one of the gig-e interfaces and traffic happily passes from the internet through the vyos router, through the switch, to proxmox...

I found this and it did it for me: First stop the corosync and the pve-cluster services on the node: systemctl stop pve-cluster systemctl stop corosync Start the cluster filesystem again in local mode: pmxcfs -l Delete the corosync configuration files: rm /etc/pve/corosync.conf rm...

Hello- I am new to proxmox and have gotten myself into a pickle. I created a cluster on a server with no nodes attached. I would like to delete the cluster and begin anew, but I just don't see how/where to do this. Any help would be appreciated.