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I have a dedicated server on a cloud computing platform. This dedicated server only has a public network card, and I don't have the option to add a private network card. I also don't have the option on the cloud computing platform to create a VPN tunnel between the server and my firewall. The...

That could be it. I don't have any open UDP protocols; they're all closed. Is that why I can't perform the RPC phase?

In my case, it's through a public IP address, since I have no other way to connect the NAS for backups to my cloud server. What other method would you recommend? I understand that SMB would be less secure.

But I've seen videos online showing people with Synology NAS devices, configured with the same settings as mine, getting it to work with Proxmox. I understand it shouldn't be a problem with the NAS, right? Could I run some tests using the GitHub link you provided? Thank you so much for all the...

My command does not specify the version: IP:/volume2/Backup-Proxmox /mnt/NAS_Sysnalogy nfs defaults 0 0 I modified the command for version 3 and it still works. I've attached a screenshot of the mount and ls commands showing that the content is visible. IP:/volume2/Backup-Proxmox...

They are open according to the nmap results. Furthermore, if they weren't open, they wouldn't mount with mount from Proxmox, right? I don't understand why mount doesn't reject the connection but proxmox's NFS does.

After waiting a few minutes, it shows me the following errors:

Hello. Thanks for your reply If the path is the same as the one I configured in the mount command and I select the NFS 3 protocol, which is the one I have configured on my Synology If I run the command showmount -e IP_NAS, it just stays like that, as if it's thinking, and doesn't end up...

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Thank you so much for this information; this content you've provided will be incredibly useful. Thank you very much.

I've encountered a synchronization and availability issue when using NFS network storage within a Proxmox VE cluster. - Environment: Proxmox VE Cluster with 2 nodes (node 01, node 02). - Storage: Synology NAS shared via NFS. - Configuration: The connection to the NAS is made through a public IP...

Thank you so much, this explanation cleared things up a lot for me. In the end, I decided to have a third node and install Ceph. I'll do it in the next few days; I think it's the best option.

The guide indicates that a shared LVM is also compatible, is that correct?

Are you referring to the following table? I had read it, but it doesn't match the information I'm reading online or that you're giving me. You're saying that NFS can take snapshots, but the table says it can't. That's why I'm asking, because I see different opinions and it's not clear to me...

Is there any way to share an LVM-THIN volume over a network? Would ZFS be the only way to have a shared volume that allows me to create both CTs and VMs?

I understand that CT containers would also work?

In this case, it's for two small dedicated servers at OVH that we have at the company. That's why I'm looking for the best way to configure a shared disk for creating the VMs, without losing VM functionality and without causing errors. The disk is connected inside the server, not via USB.

So I simply format the 12TB disk in ext4 and share it via NFS, and this will allow me to create virtual machines with qcow2?

Hi everyone, I have a Proxmox cluster with 2 nodes. Node 2 has a 12TB disk (currently empty) that I’d like to use as shared storage between both nodes. My goal is: Store VMs on this shared disk Be able to migrate VMs between nodes without copying the disks Be able to take snapshots of those...

Thank you very much. The solution has worked perfectly. Thank you very much. I don't know how I could thank you. Now to finish putting my server up and running.