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Does someone that are in 10gb tried this solution with NFS share from TrueNas (hosted as VM in the cluster) and ended up increasing their IO by a good margin? If true, I feel like Proxmox should detect your NIC speed at install and get prepared to asssess the NFS share (at least add an option...

awesome, thanks to pointing out hosts file, I was struggling and for sure, it was super simple issue, millions of thanks!

What are the steps for having 2 dedicated PBS so if one PBS failed we can recover? thx

Hi! Here is what the script returns on y end. Any cues?? root@router0:/tmp# ./ipmi_fan.sh Error: Unable to establish IPMI v2 / RMCP+ session ./ipmi_fan.sh: line 45: ((: > 37: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "> 37") ./ipmi_fan.sh: line 52: ((: < 35: syntax error: operand...

Thank you for the recommendations! I will look into it for sure. I'm not sure if in my particular case I would need this in a regular basis (production wise), but for any test environment, I think that would be a neat way to experiment without having to figure out how to manually back out...

Hi! I would like to know if booting from BTRFS snapshot if sighted by you dear Proxmox developers! Since Proxmox is a Debian based OS (more specifically a hyper-visor), I don't think of any thing that could be a blocker, if not related to the possible lack of robustness of that file system since...

Using btrfs snapshots is already a way to go (even tho not fully supported yet)

Hi, Thanks you so much for your help! All my 10g NIC are hooked up using SFP+ DAC cables (connected to my 16 10g ports switch). I have to figure out how I can look at the auto-negotiation in the context of proxmox. BTW, any hint about that sweet benchmark command in proxmox pve...

And from PVE: proxmox-backup-client benchmark --repository root@pam@10.255.10.196:8007:PBS-Pool Password for "root@pam": ************* fingerprint: 71:ff:eb:f9:95:7f:eb:53:f8:58:87:6e:f8:61:53:fb:78:1e:09:91:a8:87:0e:0c:a0:5f:5d:9e:16:18:a3:50 Are you sure you want to continue connecting...

proxmox-backup-client benchmark --repository PBS-Pool Password for "root@pam": ************* Uploaded 840 chunks in 5 seconds. Time per request: 5969 microseconds. TLS speed: 702.68 MB/s SHA256 speed: 385.38 MB/s Compression speed: 366.84 MB/s Decompress speed: 543.33 MB/s AES256/GCM speed...

My PBS pool is a zpool2 from 12 'HGST 4tb' Sas drives. PBS OS is installed on a sata SSD. I have to wait for my actual restore that is on-going and than I'll be running proxmox-backup-client benchmark

I'm trying to restore a 300gb VM but it takes more than 40min to be done. I'll try running 'iperf3 -s -f K' after the actual restore is done. BTW, my CPU is a '56 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2683 v3 @ 2.00GHz (2 Sockets)' Thx for your insight ;)

Hi, For some reason my transfer speed seems to be limited to 1gb even tho both my pbs server and my pve node are only using 10gb sfp+ ethernet card. How can I debug why I end up with slow restore speed from my pve node? I've tried several stuff with no success of understanding what's the...

I don't see how I can delete the other one. There were an issue when I've posted it. The post was not present in the forum so I've step back and post it again and than it worked. Now my post is far in the forum...

Hi! After I've messed up while trying to delete a node, I did too much step that I've picked up from the forum but sadly I've lost control. I have 6 nodes. My "quorum" node, the node that I've created to datacenter on, is not even displaying the web-interface. I can ssh in hopefully. Now my main...

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another attemp in bash: # function to parse the temperature data from the output of the IPMI command parse_temp_data() { local data="$1" local temp_data="" while IFS= read -r line; do if [[ $line == *"Temperature"* ]]; then local temp=$(echo "$line" | awk -F "|"...

How about this javascript attempt. Does not work yet, but basically it fetch the sensors cpu temps from IPMI or iDrac and add it to the html Summary windows const fs = require('fs'); const { exec } = require('child_process'); const readline = require('readline'); const rl =...

Nevermind, I've resolved my issue using fdisk fdisk /dev/sda -w auto did this for all 12 drives and now I can create zfs on them.

Hi, I'm having the same issue with an array of 12 4tb HGST drive. How can I spot the drive that is the culprit? I've passed that command to all my drives: sgdisk --zap-all /dev/sd'n' Thanks! root@pbs:~# time proxmox-backup-debug api get /nodes/localhost/disks/list --skipsmart 1...