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Boot 2 pc with live iso or a win10 and link local the 2x 25g card together. normal iperf3 will give a full 25gbps. Even an old hp microserver8 do give a full speed without parallel load. getting unknow is many time the sfp or cable. confirm that , then a fresh install of prox without vlan crap...

It is simply: Rebar off, Disconnect internet. Install prox iso 8.2 , set the blacklist file as read properly the guide and just the official one. no vbios stuff there either. And default install and run a xubuntu live iso and paf: video out. then read about error43. If you spend less than 2 days...

Is there a way to set the webhook directly by writing a file, instead of pasting into different txt field in the webgui ? If any have an example .. that can be very usefull to figure it out properly.

There is no info, no doc, about what is change.. what happen when a trigger happen. What command are run? Nut are more clear as we have control on what command are run and usb support too.

Currious to know : if you pass the ctrl.. how is proxmox running ? Is it running on an M.2 drive with a direct single iommu ?

This is quite the wrong way to fix anything. First all those n100 and so.. yes they are power efficient.. that mean just skip 1 of those 10$ coffee and it's the same end result. And on perf, a 18yrs old 4780cpu is about the equivalent. The real issue is the use of prox8.3 as being the cause of...

Yeah indeed, on this specific menu, i can re-arrange, but it's about at every reboot, it do not stay in place and i have to redo it all the time. So how can i reorder the proxmox config file directly ? .. in order to not have cookie related or limited to only 1 browser.. On my system it's...

Hi I would like to know what file is responsible for the column order in the different menu setting of prox ? More specifically, i want to change the order of the pve/network : to have it display the order and only : name - comment - active - port/slaves - CIDR - Autostart. I dig a lot in...

This is quite a good way to install, the proxmox feature and not be force to get a defective kernel directly. Of course old hardware or server grade is a different story.. esxi do run with an approved list and proxmox do not. Great version so far. Ova import run perfect ! We will look to...

But how to disable the proxmox check for the nas alive? It report error in log and it's only a setting something in a json file maybe... ?

But as previously said... When the nas is offline the log do fill up with a constant 5-10 sec pooling rate to check the connectivity. How can we turn off this check ? Only the check, no matter is nas is up or not. In order to have an error of : disk not accessible 1 time and not 24k log of no...

i don't follow .. You mean instead of reading the manual, you ask gpt to condense info, skip the detail, skip example and skip deep explanation ??

skip the cheap router and plug directly pc to pc. And best, test with win10 on both with latest driver. if you do get full performance, then check the code of the linux driver. start by having a confirm working system, then adapt.

Hi When you add an smb/cifs storage to the server and it get disconnected.. the system will try to reach out, pool at about every 10sec. What file can we modify in order to change the pool rate ? Like to put 40sec instead or better : 4minutes! Thanks

Just doing a search on web will show all or if not.. going to page 3 you see a full post about a full config. and on page 5-6 another thread.. all about nut. But read the manual as step and call to shutdown have multiple link that you are only one you can choose to your fit.

So to confirm : having a nut in a LXC unpriv, fully connected to the ups : is the shutdown command can be pass to the host or they just stay inside the lxc ?

why upgrading.. you will put brand new hardware or so ? As for a test to install and commit to code sure, but a server is not a phone; no update for stability.

So what was your full step, if you do manage to get it work ? I am curious about the new group with is own id.

Not sure i follow .. in prox8.1 setting the: pct set ... do a passthrought like any pci-e in vm.. So we do not have to deal anymore with the id 189* rwm .. as i quickly check on prox 8.2 and the gui show line to set gid uid. Is the line / lxc.cgroup2.devices.allow: c 189:* rwm / is still...

The title should be change as it is not correct, the first post itself is bad as the uptodate version is prox 8.2, not 8.1. And new version at every 1-2 do give problem and change are made. writing partial guide to passtrouhg a card with random internet rom card on prox8.1 , can be a better match.