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Thanks! I never knew about that. Simple enough.

It's pretty much a simple question, but I doubt the answer will be simple. I hope it will be anyway. So, I have a Windows 10 VM and I have a second hard disk attached for storage for the Windows 10 VM. I'm running Blue Iris on the main (boot) disk of the Windows 10 VM and saving all of the...

So, just an update. I originally had Nextcloud installed on my local-lvm. I just changed it. I created a ZFS pools (ZFS01) and then created a directory on it (ZFS01/Nextcloud). I then moved the container to the Nextcloud directory so now everything is on the ZFS pool. I'm hoping everything is...

Wow. Thanks! I appreciate the knowledge. It's good that you told me about the GPU not being able to be passed through to a container. My plan was to pass through an old nVidia Quattro for hardware encoding. You definitely saved me some headache. As for Nextcloud, what I had to do with it in...

I am relatively new to Proxmox, coming from TrueNAS Core. I built my own machine for TrueNAS, but decided to upgrade to a Dell Poweredge R720. I pretty much had to because of all of the services I started to run. Plus, I just wanted to have everything in one place. I don't have the funds for...

Thank you for that info. I used TrueNAS before purchasing the Dell Poweredge R720. I put Proxmox on the new server and love it. But, I also love TrueNAS and how it handled the drives, shares and online (Google Drive) backup. It sounds like I may have abandon TrueNAS and find another solution for...

Well that sucks. So, if I pass something through to a VM, it can't be used anywhere else? This includes USB devices, etc? I only ask because I haven't tried it, yet. Also, I see that many others have not recommended this, but people have just passed the disks themselves through to a TrueNAS VM...

This is my first post here so please be gentle. I'm very new to Proxmox. I was a TrueNAS fanboy, but have decided to switch to Proxmox because of how well it handles containers and VMs. So, I have a Dell Poweredge R720 with the H310 controller in IT mode. In a nutshell, I have four WD red 4TB...