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If you are using linux you might find this to be of help pvesh get /cluster/resources --type vm --human-readable --noborder | awk '(NR!=1)'| awk '{printf " %s\n", $13}'|sort This will get the name of the vm's. Each column is a number so $13 is the column with the name.

So I have two true nas systems. They use NTFS to provide storage for Proxmox 7.9-8. I have two data stores on one nas (prod) and one datastore on test. on prod I have our main storage and a pool with nvme for testing. When I storage migrated from the nvme, it left storage (I did not tell it...