Hi!
After solving the problem with unexpected reboots:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/unexpected-reboots-help-need.34310/
A new problem has arrived...
Preamble:
This cluster is used as a storage for VMs and CTs backups from other cluster (which works
without any problems). This backup cluster has three nodes: two physical servers and the third
server is a virtual (for quorum and ceph-mon only) and is running in other cluster.
In this backup cluster running two VMs (both debian 8.x):
Problem:
Some time after the start of backup tasks I can't connect to Web-GUI on both physical nodes.
The third (virtual) node's Web-GUI is available, but any operations with the first two nodes are
impossible - timeout...
During this situation, the backup tasks are executed and terminated normally.
After backup task termination (in the morning), access to the Web-GUI on first two (physical) nodes
is not restored. I'm still solving this problem by rebooting two (physical) nodes only.
All day this doesn't happen. Apparently due to the fact that the cluster is not actually loaded...
How to find the reason for this abnormal behavior?
Best regards,
Gosha
After solving the problem with unexpected reboots:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/unexpected-reboots-help-need.34310/
A new problem has arrived...

Preamble:
This cluster is used as a storage for VMs and CTs backups from other cluster (which works
without any problems). This backup cluster has three nodes: two physical servers and the third
server is a virtual (for quorum and ceph-mon only) and is running in other cluster.
In this backup cluster running two VMs (both debian 8.x):
- NFS-server (for linux VMs and CTs backups)
- SAMBA-server (for windows VMs backups)

Problem:
Some time after the start of backup tasks I can't connect to Web-GUI on both physical nodes.
The third (virtual) node's Web-GUI is available, but any operations with the first two nodes are
impossible - timeout...

After backup task termination (in the morning), access to the Web-GUI on first two (physical) nodes
is not restored. I'm still solving this problem by rebooting two (physical) nodes only.
All day this doesn't happen. Apparently due to the fact that the cluster is not actually loaded...
How to find the reason for this abnormal behavior?
Best regards,
Gosha
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