I have a second server with proxmox installed on it ready to be set up as a storage pool for the main proxmox box. I can't see anywhere how to do this that's not through the command line
What exactly do you want to do? Have some storage on a second machine available on the first one? You most likely will need set up a network share so the other server can access that.
The guy who set this whole environment up has it so there's a second storage volume on the node. In the settings for that node under lvm there are two volumes. One is local and another is remote
No documentation. What do you mean by "local storage"? If you mean on the network then yeah that's what I believe is happening here. How do you share storage with another node?
With local storage I mean storage that is physically present in that one node. Other options would be a network share on a NAS for example.
If the storage is locally present on that one node and you want to make it available to the other node, you will have to set up some network share. Either NFS or Samba.
Since this is not a use case covered by PVE you will have to set it up yourself. Searching for guides and manuals on how to do that on Debian should help you
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