Hey all,
Hope this is an easy one; just want to know if I'm about to experience a learning moment before I do something silly.
When I installed ProxmoxVE to a node, I gave it the wrong IP. I changed it following the installation. I then installed PVE to a second node (and got the IP right). I then created a cluster on node 1, and joined node 2 to the cluster.
Node 1 can perform migrations to node 2, and can view/modify its config without issue. Node 2 cannot do the same to node 1. When looking at task output, it's still trying to use the old, wrong IP, despite it being changed and not present anywhere. Running a grep on /etc I found the old IP to be present in /etc/pve/.members and /etc/pve/priv/known_hosts.
I know those are mostly meant to be read-only. Is there a proper way to change them? Can I just edit those files?
Hope this is an easy one; just want to know if I'm about to experience a learning moment before I do something silly.
When I installed ProxmoxVE to a node, I gave it the wrong IP. I changed it following the installation. I then installed PVE to a second node (and got the IP right). I then created a cluster on node 1, and joined node 2 to the cluster.
Node 1 can perform migrations to node 2, and can view/modify its config without issue. Node 2 cannot do the same to node 1. When looking at task output, it's still trying to use the old, wrong IP, despite it being changed and not present anywhere. Running a grep on /etc I found the old IP to be present in /etc/pve/.members and /etc/pve/priv/known_hosts.
I know those are mostly meant to be read-only. Is there a proper way to change them? Can I just edit those files?
