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apart from no longer using it, nope

ah damn, thanks!

Its been half a year that my pve server was offline, while trying to update i run into some issues apt upgrade Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Calculating upgrade... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you...

Do you know if there is some proxmox magic that makes this harder than i thought? i installed a samba server with this config [global] workgroup = smb security = user map to guest = Bad Password bind interfaces only = yes interfaces = lo vmbr0 [homes] comment = Home Directories browsable = no...

So now i have tried virtio 1.190 (testing) and no change here, same behavior as current (stable) though i wasnt able to downgrade it to 1.171, for some reason the ballooning driver reappears instantly after uninstalling it. or maybe uninstalling just fails and windowsdoes not recognize

Hi, I read through all those topics, last one sounded familiar I have not yet experienced rising memory allocations as typical mem leak behaviour. But that 1 post U linked is exactly what I experience. It feels like the host never ever frees memory the guests don't use. It should release all the...

alright thanks you, guess its samba time

Is there no built in option to share a host folder to the guests?

Hello everyone. I got pve 6.3-2 and 2 windows VMs running server 2019. The server has 64gb RAM installed, i set each windows VM to 8GB min 48GB max i installed gemu-guest, all the missing drivers from virtio 1.185 i also installed the balloon service on each VM and it is shown as running. in...

Hello everyone, i have 1 Disk where proxmox is installed on and another Raid 1 mounted as /data on the host I'd like to give my 2 windows VMs read &write access to that raid / a folder on it. I'v read a few articles on sharing disks beween VMS, though it seems like there are various solutions...

I have no idea what changed, i literaly just gave the server a day off and now the windows VM is fine...

Hello everyone, I just installed my pve 6.3-2 like this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster followed by this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Windows_2019_guest_best_practices Since i only have 1 IP i choose the NAT setup explained here...

Root it is #Edit Issue disappeared after todays reboot, no idea what caused it

# pvesm status Name Type Status Total Used Available % local dir active 1906100520 8786268 1800419840 0.46% there is plenty of space

AS titel says, i just installed pve 6.3 i did the exact steps of thos guide: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster followed by https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Windows_2019_guest_best_practices During debian install, i set up a software Raid 1. Now as i want to create...

Even though i have disabled the firewall in the proxmox ui (datacenter, node and vm) Firewall -> options -> enabled = no it seems to affect this somehow. removing the firewall parameter on the VM (Hardware -> network -> firewall) solves all my issues (though id like to use the native firewall)

Hi there, Im still pretty new to proxmox so nothing is trivial to me. I have 2 public IPs, 2 ports and 4 VMs. The setup i desire is: IP1: Host vm1,vm2,vm3 IP2: vm4 For testing i disabled firewall on datacenter, node and vm Proxmox VE 6.0-6 I set up my interfaces file: and for eg VM 1...