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    When I restart the pve host network, its internal vm will cause network failure

    When I did not restart the network card, everything was OK
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    When I restart the pve host network, its internal vm will cause network failure

    Thanks for your reply, this is my network configuration.
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    When I restart the pve host network, its internal vm will cause network failure

    When I restart the pve host network, the internal vm will cause the network to be blocked. I need to reconfigure the mac address on the vm and restart the vm network to be normal. Is this normal?
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    CIFS Subdirectory

    Use command to add CIFS 1.When the shared directory has only one folder, execute this command, you can add it normally --share xxx command: pvesm add cifs test --server <serverIP> --share xxx --username <user> --password <password> --smbversion 2.1 2.When there are subdirectories...
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    [SOLVED] end kernel panic - not syncing

    After importing vmdk, the hard disk mode was changed, and it is still in the testing stage to see if there will be such problems
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    [SOLVED] end kernel panic - not syncing

    This problem has appeared in both Debian and Ubuntu, and the VM will automatically report an error after using it for a period of time I have set up remote kernel logging on one VM and here is the kernel panic reported:
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    [SOLVED] /dev/centos/root does not exist after migrating CentOS7 from vmware to proxmox VE

    This problem is solved by changing the hard disk mode of the VM through the web
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    [SOLVED] /dev/centos/root does not exist after migrating CentOS7 from vmware to proxmox VE

    and imported this into proxmox VE. Upon booting I get the following errors:
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