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Dear Oguz, The reason I am here as a newbie is ironically following the wrong proxmox documentation which was for an earlier version of proxmox. Any system can have disaster but there must be restoration chance. I will check the documents and video tutorials to be fair towards this project...

Thank you for the guidance, but I prefer to not continue working on a cripled system. After all, I noticed it is difficult to work with proxmox in case something goes wrong compared to VMware and Hyper-V.

In my case, since I can no longer fix this instance, what would be the right course of action to migrate the VMs to the new machine?

Il I will try first thing in the morning. My intention was getting those virtual machines out of the broken proxmox instance. While I was trying to configure https I deleted default certificates and now I cannot access the proxmox UI. Very exciting start but so far not so good :)

I found and checked the given locations including all SSD and rpool but none of them returns any file when I use ls -l command.

Unfortunately did not work. Anything else I can try?

I am trying to locate the virtual machine files. Where to look and what to look? (Sorry newbie on proxmox) dir: local path /var/lib/vz content backup,vztmpl,iso zfspool: local-zfs pool rpool/data content images,rootdir sparse 1 zfspool: SSD01...

I installed the proxmox on a dedicated server. While I am trying to to configure HTTPS certificate I deleted the SSL certificates by following the wrong version of proxmox guide. Now I cannot access the web interface anymore. The virtual machines I created earlier are running fine though. Thanks