Hi everyone,
at present we have a production environment with 3 nodes Proxmox VE cluster (9.1.6) with a Lenovo DM5000H as NFS (4.2) vm/lxc storage and a dedicated physical Proxmox PBS (4.1.x).
PVE nodes e PBS enterprise repos.
All the appliance are connected with redundant 10Gbit port switches (Cisco-Juniper).
In the last months we have experienced some backup jobs failed for one/two vms or lxc containers (i.e ERROR: Backup of VM 135 failed - unable to activate storage 'dm5000h' - directory '/mnt/pve/dm5000h' does not exist or is unreachable) over almost 30.
We thought at first it was a network issue but we couldn't point out what's going on wrong cause we have also other appliances in the same datacenter that are ok.
We also thought it was a node issue but the backjob fails on different PVE nodes (last 2 nodes of three, 3 vms).
On Proxmox PVE node we got something like pvestatd[2720]: unable to activate storage 'dm5000h' - directory '/mnt/pve/dm5000h' does not exist or is unreachable
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you in advance
at present we have a production environment with 3 nodes Proxmox VE cluster (9.1.6) with a Lenovo DM5000H as NFS (4.2) vm/lxc storage and a dedicated physical Proxmox PBS (4.1.x).
PVE nodes e PBS enterprise repos.
All the appliance are connected with redundant 10Gbit port switches (Cisco-Juniper).
In the last months we have experienced some backup jobs failed for one/two vms or lxc containers (i.e ERROR: Backup of VM 135 failed - unable to activate storage 'dm5000h' - directory '/mnt/pve/dm5000h' does not exist or is unreachable) over almost 30.
We thought at first it was a network issue but we couldn't point out what's going on wrong cause we have also other appliances in the same datacenter that are ok.
We also thought it was a node issue but the backjob fails on different PVE nodes (last 2 nodes of three, 3 vms).
On Proxmox PVE node we got something like pvestatd[2720]: unable to activate storage 'dm5000h' - directory '/mnt/pve/dm5000h' does not exist or is unreachable
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you in advance
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