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I've reinstalled nodes and re-used the same hostname. This works as long as you've done a graceful node removal as per the docs and verified that the dead node has been removed in the corosync file before re-building I think up to Proxmox 5 or so this wouldn't work, as metadata would be left...

spirit are you developing a feature for integration into Proxmox itself?

Post your switch config for that port

Bump. At this point there seems to be two main issues: 1) multipathd affects cluster health 2) Proxmox scans each iSCSI path/target twice before allowing a VM to boot. Can a staff member shed some light on why Proxmox is doing this?

@Faris Raouf That functionality no longer works for iDRAC6 (Dell R*10 servers). It would work on the referenced R730. Not everyone's network design can accomadate that, though. Either because corporate firewalls or proxies don't allow the traffic, or because the LCC requires the use of a NIC for...

Glad you got it to work! I didn't understand why the routing worked, though, until I realized I made a stupid mistake. Routing always using the more specific path first. Remember that, folks!

There seems to be a basic misunderstanding of networking going on here. First, you can't have multiple interfaces in the same broadcast domain have the same IP. It breaks layers 2 and 3 of networking. That's why the config you posted in the above doesn't work. Lokytech is half right - vmbr0...

soberlols this is possible, I've done it. I'd recommend using OVS, I've had issues in the past with Linux bridges not being VLAN aware. Make sure you set the NIC on pfSense to not be VLAN tagged, and set-up the interface properly in the pfSense console

sb2014 ZFS is cool (and I love it) but you have to properly manage the storage quotes on your datasets and zvols. Fix the space vm-1500 is using, then set a reserved quota on rpool/ROOT of 32GB or something like that. Make sure you apply the reserved quota to apply to "this dataset and all of...

@sai.dasari I manage dell servers for work and 100% the easiest thing to do is download and use the Dell EMC Repository Manager. It lets you download all the firmware (or only the firmware you want) for a server model (like a R730), and then you can make SUU Images, Bootable ISO Images, and 2...

@Klug I'm a little confused. Your post makes it sounds like you've already created public and cluster networks for Ceph, Let's label your NIC bonds for clarity bond1: . 2x10 Gbps NIC in LACP for "data" (VM traffic using VLANs) bond2: . 2x10 Gbps NIC in LACP for Ceph (both public and cluster...

Are you using Ceph namespaces? IIRC namespaces are meant to separate storage access for disparate environments. If you are, you'll need to map the namespace the VMs are in to Proxmox. PVE doesn't need to manage Ceph in order to use it. That shouldn't be an issue. If you can rename the disks in...

@converged , from a networking standpoint, this is 100% feasible. This sounds like a basic networking issue, but I'd need far more details. Can you post the following, so I can get an idea of your configuration: /etc/network/interfaces vmid.conf of the VM network configuration of the guest VM...

Hi all! This is my first post to the forum, though I've been a lurker for years as I sharpen my Proxmox skills. I'm currently working on getting MPIO and ALUA working with a TrueNAS Enterprise HA unit. I'm using TheGrandWazoo's freenas-proxmox plugin for WebGUI integration with TrueNAS...