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lspci ergibt: 04:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation I210 Gigabit Network Connection (rev 03) 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation I210 Gigabit Network Connection (rev 03) 3b:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller 10-Gigabit X540-AT2 (rev 01) 3b:00.1...

Also meine Übersicht sieht so aus enp59 ist 2 x 10gb NIC enp4 + enp5 ist 2 x Mainboard enp102 ist 4 x 1gb NIC aber enp9 finde ich nirgends

Hallo zusammen, ich habe insgesamt 8 Netzwerkports physisch verfügbar - 2 x 10gb NIC - 2 x 1gb auf Mainboard und 4 x 1gb NIC. mit lspci werden alle erkannt und ich kann auch alle nutzen - passthrough funktioniert auch. ABER: In der Netzwerkübersicht im GUI werden mir 11 Ports angezeigt! Hat...

Quick update: I guess I solved the problem by making little changes to my VM configs - which where 1) upgraded assigned amount of RAM to make sure the machines don't run into OOM (though I couldn't find any error messages in syslog regarding any OOM issues), 2) I changed the machine type to q35...

I got this NIC from a trustable vendor and I checked the NIC when I got it in my mail. It's original. The VMs are working flawlessly and I can still reach them through the PVE console. According to PVE dashboard the VMs use about 10% of the assigned RAM. The VMs are alpine linux with unboard /...

Hello all, I am experiencing some strange behavior with my PVE 7.0 installation and I think I need your help. I am using a Dell OEM version of the Intel I350-T4 quad port adapters. This device is recognized by PVE without any problems and assigned to 4 different groups in IOMMU. I have assigned...

It started when I tried to set up IOMMU with pci passthrough for AMD gpu on my Intel board

I noticed some strange behavior I don't have an answer to. When I boot PVE 7 the screen keeps hanging / freezing at "/dev/mapper/pve-root: clean, XXX files, XXX blocks". I don't get a login screen or any other messages. But I can use the Web GUI, login via SSH and start VMs and so on as usual...

Hello everyone, I couldn't find an answer to this problem. Let's say I have several OS VMs like Win, MacOS, Linux Desktops. To save power consumption and resources it would be a cool feature to boot up a VM when a thin client boots up itself. Can I trigger a boot command in an easy way? Thanks...