mount of non encrypted crucial disks on encrypted Intel Disks

wasim.devops

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Hello Team,

I have three Intel disks mounted on proxmox and its in encrypted mode. Further I have added two disks of Crucial and its showing in non encrypted state.

So If I mount these crucial disks on existing Intel Disks in proxmox , so what will be the impact/consequences due to this. ? Thanks

Please suggest/help here. Thanks


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I have three Intel disks mounted on proxmox and its in encrypted mode.
That is not a Promox functionality, rather a hardware capability of the disk. You can and should read more here https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000036098/memory-and-storage.html
There is no integration between OS/PVE with this encryption capability.
Further I have added two disks of Crucial and its showing in non encrypted state.
cheaper disks with different hardware characteristics.
So If I mount these crucial disks on existing Intel Disks in proxmox ,
Thats not something that is possible - you probably meant to write something else. Did you mean "use them together in single pool"?
so what will be the impact/consequences due to this. ? Thanks
All the usual pitfalls of mixing disks of different speeds/capabilities - unpredictable performance and failure modes. But in a home/lab environment probably nothing.


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