I saw ENCRYPTED.md on / but server was not rebooted. He probably got in from ipmi.
I searched for a way to block by mac address but I guess builtin firewall does not do that yet.
We recently got JungleSec Ransomware on some of our pve servers. Elhamdülillah no damage. But there was no actual damage but only some linux kvms' boot record were broken. So we quickly restored zfs backup and all fine.
But what saved us is I think zfs file system. I read some articles that...
Thank you for your time. This does not bother much but I always install PVE on first disk and leave it so with no vm on it. So in case system crashes I just go for reinstall and I always keep in mind that first disk is ok to reinstall.
I was following this guide and there is section to detect...
This is probably simple question. I am installing proxmox on first nvme disk which I guess should be nvme0n1 but after install I see OS disk is nvme1n1
I even tried installing pve to second this but after install I still see /dev/nvme1n1 in gui.
So how can I install PVE to nvme0n1 ?
AFAIK 0n1...
I have a domain with .it extension. And it seems PMG does not block any email for that domain. More interesting thing is, email account is getting nearly 30 spam mails in just one minute. How is this possible to get such much spam mail ?
One sample log:
2024-08-07T17:11:55.663981+03:00...
Lets say, a legal app in windows is eating resources, but why and how is it going that high io? Same windows on a real/physical hardware can not do that but on kvm it can.
I know some io actions in windows is happening like sql is doing some read/writes. But what I do not understand is how it can go that much and make vm unresponsive. Setting disk io limit does not work. So I feel like it is related to zfs ?
Sometimes, some kvms are having very very high IO like 1-2 G Disk IO:
And that makes vm unresponsive. So is this related to Proxmox / VM itself or Zfs file system?
Thats seems to be impossible inside vm but these vms have sql server installed. So where should go first you think?
I have tried dedicated vds with public ip but I still see these timeouts. So I guess it is not on remote site (influxdb) but pve side. So I think I can ignore them. But they cause small short outages on pve graphs.
I am running influxdb in a nat of pve kvm environment.
I see randomly:
metrics send error 'Monitor': 500 Can't connect to 8.8.8.8:8086 (Connection timed out) but metrics are being collected.
I have forwarded 8086 to influxdb internal nat ip (in pve).
What could be issue?
Today, there was an issue on nas, pbs and metric servers and unreachable for a while (all are on same hardware) then all proxmox servers had issues those were trying to connect to it. Like disks status are unavaliable. Gui is not running correctly. Vm names were missing etc.
We tried all...
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