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Yeah but radmin server still crashes the guest if it's on Host mode, this is the point

Thanks for posting this. I had the same issue, and it was also RAdmin. Cheers ! :)

Same as problem here. Can't run eve-ng CE (Ubuntu 16.04 image) unless I downgrade pve kernel to 5.11.22-7. problem still not fixed in 5.15! I'm on an Intel i5, not an AMD

That's correct. May seem overly convoluted in concept, but in theory, assuming nesting worked correctly, the performance impact in practice *should* be minimal I'd imagine, particularly with AMD-V/RVI passthrough coupled with using "host" CPU type for guests? What I'm seeing is another story...

Same issue here. Ryzen CPU running Windows 10. Proxmox virtualized with VMWare Player with AMD-V/RVI checked on the guest. Nested VM's extremely slow with host setting (especially at boot stage) while putting excessive load on the actual host's CPU

OK fixed. Had to "rm -r /etc/corosync/qdevice/net/nssdb/" on the proxmox nodes. Slightly different path to above. Success

I'm facing the exact same issue, except I don't have a backup of corosync.conf ... How can I clear any records of existing certs ? I've tried "rm /etc/pve/qdevice-net-node.p12" and "rm -r /etc/corosync/qnetd/nssdb" on all nodes including the pi, to no avail...

I am trying to dial PPPoE from a guest VM, but I don't see the concentrator when using the bridged setup?? The only thing that works for me is to passthrough a real NIC to the VM. Doesn't matter which VM OS I use (tried linux, windows, and mikrotik), or virtual NIC type (tried E1000 and Realtek)...