Move disk uses vmbr0?

Liwanu

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When doing several disk moves from one NFS storage to another, i noticed that my FreeNas 10Gb NIC ( For NFS ) was capping out at 1Gbps.
I did some digging and found that ProxMox is using en1/vmbr0 to facilitate the data move.
How can i configure ProxMox to use the 10Gb links when performing a "Move Disk" action?
ProxMox config:
Fresh install PVE 5
en1 (1Gb NIC) slaved to vmbr0, used for Management. 172.16.10.x Network
en6 (1Gb NIC) slaved to vmbr1, used for VM traffic. 172.16.8.x Network
en7 (10Gb NIC) configured for NFS Storage #1 10.10.10.x Network (NFS Traffic Only)
en8 (10Gb NIC) configured for NFS Storage #2 10.10.20.x Network (NFS Traffic Only)

FreeNAS Config:
1Gb NIC Management 172.16.10.x Network
10Gb NIC SMB Traffic 172.16.8.x Network
10Gb NIC NFS Traffic #1 10.10.10.x Network (NFS Traffic Only)
10Gb NIC NFS Traffic #2 10.10.20.x Network (NFS Traffic Only)
 
Hi,

you have to set the nfs sever address in the /etc/pve/storage.cfg to the 10.10.x.x address and not to the 172.16.10.x
 
Hello Wolfgang,
Yes, they are all 10.10.x.x addresses in the storage.cfg file.
Here is the output:
dir: local
path /var/lib/vz
content iso,backup,vztmpl

lvmthin: local-lvm
thinpool data
vgname pve
content rootdir,images

nfs: VMFSDATA
export /mnt/DSUPOOL/VMFSDATA
path /mnt/pve/VMFSDATA
server 10.10.20.5
content images
maxfiles 7
options vers=3

nfs: VZDUMP
export /mnt/DSUPOOL/VZDUMP
path /mnt/pve/VZDUMP
server 10.10.10.5
content backup
maxfiles 7
options vers=3

nfs: VMFSOS
export /mnt/OSPOOL/VMFSOS
path /mnt/pve/VMFSOS
server 10.10.10.5
content images
maxfiles 7
options vers=3
 
It appears i need to setup some VLANs to segment NFS properly. I'll work on that to see if it resolved the issue.

root@ProxBox01:~# ip n
10.10.10.5 dev eno7 lladdr 00:02:c9:52:24:98 REACHABLE
172.16.10.11 dev eno8 lladdr 0c:c4:7a:9f:23:08 STALE
172.16.10.11 dev eno7 lladdr 0c:c4:7a:9f:23:08 STALE
172.16.10.11 dev vmbr0 lladdr 0c:c4:7a:9f:23:08 REACHABLE
10.10.10.5 dev vmbr0 lladdr 00:02:c9:52:24:98 STALE
172.16.10.1 dev eno8 lladdr 00:1b:78:5d:b6:de STALE
10.10.20.5 dev eno8 lladdr 00:02:c9:51:a2:1a REACHABLE
10.10.20.5 dev vmbr0 lladdr 00:02:c9:51:a2:1a STALE
10.10.20.5 dev eno7 lladdr 00:02:c9:51:a2:1a STALE
10.10.10.5 dev eno8 lladdr 00:02:c9:52:24:98 STALE
172.16.10.1 dev eno7 lladdr 00:1b:78:5d:b6:de STALE
172.16.10.1 dev vmbr0 lladdr 00:1b:78:5d:b6:de REACHABLE
 

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