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Stupid mistake... that was it! Thanks for your help!

Any ideas guys please?

Hi, I have a running FreeNAS VM on my proxmox 6.2 Server running on a Dell R320. FreeNAS is running well however I'm seeing error messages in the log console about the Host server trying to get access to the drives on the Raid card. The card is configured in HBA for FreeNAS to work properly. I...

You were absolutely right. I have just made a test and NATed the WAN port 90 to the VM port 80 and it worked right away. There is a rule on the FW which is interfering with ports 80 and 22 since the router itself (Mikrotik) has those ports open and listening. I'll google it and ultimately ask...

Hi, I have created a test Web Server on a freshly installed Debian container, unprivileged one. I have set up my firewall rules on my router to redirect http requests from the internet to my Web Server container which is using Nginx. I can see the requests coming but the ACK is not sent back...

That was it! Thanks a lot Stoiko! I am now able to create my RaidZ2 within FreeNAS with my HP220 passed through.

Great find! Thanks! I didn't even tried to look those messages up as I was sure it was just the controller not being able to talk with the drives. "noob" attitude here ;-) I'll try again once formatted (which is going to take hours) and hopefully have success to use the HBA card passed through...

Well, accessing the card under proxmox directly result in the same behavior. So either it's a card issue or a backplane issue I guess. I would have to try with a different OS as well just in case but it doesn't seem to be related to Proxmox.

So after exporting that same card under Debian 10, I am getting a similar issue. Here are some logs from dmesg: [ 1.552958] mpt2sas_cm0: Allocated physical memory: size(5502 kB) [ 1.552961] mpt2sas_cm0: Current Controller Queue Depth(10104),Max Controller Queue Depth(10240) [ 1.552961]...

Because FreeNAS is maintained nicely like a Linux distro would and so is reliable during OS and package upgrades. I understand I can create a linux container using SMB but I am not an advanced user enough in my opinion to be able to maintain a file Server that will serve both Mac and Windows...

Hello, I have an HP Proliant ML350p Gen8 with an HP 220 HBA card (in IT mode bought from eBay) that I was apparently able to pass-through to the VM. I did follow the Proxmox guide on how to pass-through a PCIE device to my FreeNAS VM and had to do some more work since HPE doesn't make your life...

That method worked for me as well on a Proliant ML350p Gen8 to passthrough an HBA card to my FreeNAS VM under Proxmox 6 Just follow the guide from Engelant and you're good to go