Very strange
I reboot the servers ... the errors messages are still displayed on the SANs ...
I restart pvestatd daemon on each servers : no errors messages after ...
Christmas is a magical moment
The only thing that changes is that we've update the Proxmox servers.
Maybe the hack is not exactly the same now in the new PVE version.
Everything works fine, it's just generating lots of "dish" logs on the SANs.
Hi
This hack works perfectly for months, and last week, we've update our servers on the lastest Proxmox 7.3.3 and the message resturns back in our COMPELENT SANs. We've modifyed the /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/ISCSIPlugin file again but the "hack" seems not working any more ...
Any idea ?
Thanks for your answer Daniel !
Rebooting the host is a drastical way to solve the problem.
I've never experienced such a thing by myself.
Where did you obtain that kind of information ?
Hello
In Proxmox HA config, is there a way to set up affinity between two virtual machines ?
For instance : cluster with several nodes, 2 VMs running a LDAP Server (master and slave)
How to prevent the 2 LDAP servers running on the same physical host ?
I know I can do this with pools etc ...
Hello
I was wondering how fencing works in detail.
I've never experienced real problems with Proxmox fencing thanks to the watchdog mechanism.
Nevertheless how does it works exactly ?
For instance : a cluster with 3 nodes running in HA, VM100 is running on host1.
Host1 stop responding on the...
Hello
Second virtual network card on each vm dedicated to communication between VMs to create a "safe" network.
No routing between the Internet network and the safe network.
Hard security rules on the Internet cards.
Thus you can easily share services between hosts on the safe network without...
For sure
There is a conflict between :
address 12.12.12.65/32
netmask 255.255.255.224
Either the netmask is /32 (ie 255.255.255.255) or 255.255.255.224 but not both of them at the same time
Hello
You talk about Proxmox 6 and Proxmox 7.
So you talk about 2 Proxmox Servers.
When you restored your VM on the second server, the Mac IP is restored too.
Maybe the problem is here.
Delete the Mac adress on the restored VM and restart.
Regards
Hello
Maybe you can load a .iso of a live CD/DVD whose purpose is repairing and boot on it instead of your hard disk.
https://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/top-5-linux-system-rescue-cds
Once your VM started with this LiveCD you can use tools to repair corrupted boot record or partition setup.
Hello
We've a bond that runs normally.
Nearly the same setup but we've setup Hash policy according to our switch setups.
auto bond0
iface bond0 inet manual
bond-slaves enp196s0f0 enp65s0f0
bond-miimon 100
bond-mode 802.3ad
bond-xmit-hash-policy layer2
If possible, use VPN ...
It's not very complicated to setup.
An easy way is to install a FW dedicated distro (PFSense, OPNSense, IPfire, etc ...) that runs VPN.
Setup the LAN with your VLAN dedicated for this VMs
Setup the WAN with the public IP
We use OpenVPN because you can tune the network...
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