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    [SOLVED] Add a node to the cluster with iSCSI shared storage

    After adding a new node to the cluster, you should perform the following steps. Steps, of course, may vary according to the environment: 1. Discover your iscsi targets root@pve22:~# iscsiadm -m discovery -t sendtargets -p 10.254.2.2 10.254.2.2:3260,1...
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    [SOLVED] Add a node to the cluster with iSCSI shared storage

    Hi @bbgeek17 Thank you for you reply. As you may've noticed there is a volume group lvm: shared_iscsi_1 vgname vg_iscsi content images,rootdir shared 1 created by multipath. The iSCSI storage entries have been manually disabled because they reference the same LUN...
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    [SOLVED] Add a node to the cluster with iSCSI shared storage

    Hi @bbgeek17 Thank you for the reply cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg https://pastebin.com/raw/ccFc2YET pvesm status https://pastebin.com/raw/Ps8QhPvs pvesm status https://pastebin.com/raw/GGLnEYwm pvesm list https://pastebin.com/raw/FJ8hDm7j iscsiadm -m session https://pastebin.com/raw/3XK83BXL...
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    [SOLVED] Add a node to the cluster with iSCSI shared storage

    Dear forum members, After adding a newly installed PVE node to an existing cluster, I noticed that it does not automatically connect to the shared iSCSI storage. While the storage appears in the GUI, it doesn't create any associated VGs and LVs. Access to iSCSI LUNs is organized through...
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    Migration from Hetzner cloud to own Proxmox 6.0

    Dear colleagues I have a task to migrate virtual machines from Hetzner cloud platform to our own promox installation. Could you please give me a hint on how to move my centos virtual machines? Thank you.
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