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I did some testing this evening and, as I remembered from that studied in the documentation, even with the directory and the "shared" flag active, HA works without any problems. Unfortunately, by activating a new pool now, the TBs of the VMs that are already on the main pool are lost. (7.29TB...

Yes I tried moving the disk file and it didn't give any problems. Only currently the configuration is as a “directory” on original Ceph_data and so when we activate HA it won't work. In the evening I will create the RDB pool and try to move the disks of all the vms to have full HA enabled.

Thanks Alexskysilk, the command you suggested worked correctly! I was now able to expand the maximum file capacity of the volume. root@srv01:~# ceph fs set cephfs max_file_size 5497558138880 root@srv01:~# ceph fs get cephfs | grep max_file_size max_file_size 5497558138880 I am now trying...

I'm stil use same version of your PVE, pve-manager: 8.0.4 (running version: 8.0.4/d258a813cfa6b390). I have tested with root user from shell, should be tried with another users? Any other ideas? Anyone else who might be able to help? I found this on the same/similar problem...

I have already tried but not recognise the sub command. The pveceph seems use fs subcommand only for “create” and “destroy” argument. Like I already wrote I have not found anything on the docs also .

Hello everyone, I have 3 servers all the same with 16core/32Thread AMD EPYC, 256GB Ram, 2x 1TB SSD NVMe in ZFS RAID1 as OS, and 4x 3.2TB SSD NVMe as ceph storage for VMs drives, 2x4TB HDD in RAID0 for fast-local backup. These three servers are clustered together and connected with dedicated...