Hi all,
I am under the understanding that you would need at some point to powerdown all your VMs and reboot when you update your proxmox cluster solution. I friend of mine told me not long ago that he didn't have to do that to update his proxmomx so now im confused.
The way I have been doing it is to move all VMs to one note. Update and reboot the other two.. than shutdown all VMs on the last note and update and reboot it. I can't migrate the VMs on the non updated server because of node version inconsistency.
Is this still true? have it ever been true? I tested this long ago and im unclear how it went out but i feel i was right in my assumption.
my current proxmox version is 3.2-2
I am under the understanding that you would need at some point to powerdown all your VMs and reboot when you update your proxmox cluster solution. I friend of mine told me not long ago that he didn't have to do that to update his proxmomx so now im confused.
The way I have been doing it is to move all VMs to one note. Update and reboot the other two.. than shutdown all VMs on the last note and update and reboot it. I can't migrate the VMs on the non updated server because of node version inconsistency.
Is this still true? have it ever been true? I tested this long ago and im unclear how it went out but i feel i was right in my assumption.
my current proxmox version is 3.2-2