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If your talking about the Disk IO Graphs, they appear to be working for me.

Yeah, I will check with them, It's just weird since the latest patch it stopped being able to identify it as a supported kernel. Which I believe it uses the kernels "name" or something. I don't have an old proxmox to compare. But If i recall correctly, the names formatting looks like it...

Any idea why I'm getting this NETFLITER_CFG message?

I use kcare for updates to prevent rebooting. The latest patch appears to have "renamed" the kernel? Preventing kcare from working # kcarectl --check Unknown kernel (debian 5.4.101-1-pve), no patches available

Since a recent patch my syslog is not filling up with a lot of spam. Is this something wrong with my system, or something new? I dont recall seeing anything in my logs, until a few days ago (except pvesr junk). Did kern.log always show up in syslog? Thanks,

Thanks so much for your help t.lamprecht

i was thinking it was the openvswitch that changed it... I had to re-configured the network interfaces with static ips... I'm not sure how to restore the previous ones.

PVE Manager Version pve-manager/6.3-4/0a38c56f Appears all the network adaptors have been replaced, causing my static ips to no longer be set. … will add more info in a min -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update...

is it possible to maybe have an option to help with backups related to offline VMs like... Skip offline VMs if they have not been run since last backup? Thanks for the info guys.

Well that's my question. Why is the dirty-bitmap not being used for an offline VM. I thought it might be a bug.

Well if the VM is running, it finds and runs a dirty bitmap and only transfers the "delta". What's happening with offline VMs. Is that it says because it's offline it's not using a bitmap and then transfering the full disk. It appears of the server the backup is still incremental. But it's...

Why are backups not not incremental if the VM is offline? Why does it matter if the VM is running or not to perform an incremental backup? Thanks

Everything is working well, except I get this message, when I backup VMs that are not currently online. INFO: scsi0: dirty-bitmap status: disabled (VM not running) Why would this happen? Why does it matter if the VM is on or off.

Thanks, Did not know any of that, appreciate it. Helps out a lot

Gotcha, thanks

I have had a strange issue with Proxmox and Ceph. I have a Tier Storage Pool: Pool_Hot Pool_Warm Everything seems to work just fine, except for the Proxmox GUI. I get the following Error: "RBD error: RBD: listing images failed: (2) No such file or directory (500)" When I attempt to view the...

Gotcha, so for a LAB environment its probably the opposite of what I would want. Thanks for help

I run a Lab environment in my basement with 6 servers. All running Proxmox/Ceph. This is mostly for fun. I would like to get a subscription for the environment, but cant really afford to get 6 copys of the license. I dont really need any support, I have been able handle every problem...

# omping -c 10000 -i 0.001 -F -q -m 239.192.239.81 172.16.4.32 172.16.4.33 172.16.4.33 : waiting for response msg 172.16.4.33 : joined (S,G) = (*, 239.192.239.81), pinging 172.16.4.33 : given amount of query messages was sent 172.16.4.33 : unicast, xmt/rcv/%loss = 10000/10000/0%...

I'm having a very similar issue, maybe even the same issue. After updating. However I only had 1 Ring setup, and it was preventing my cluster from communicating with each other. I eventually added a Secondary Ring, which has resolved the communication issue, However, the Primary Ring still is...