I have tried every thread in here to find out why two servers partially doesn't work with NFS v4.
- I can mount (and browse) the share using command line of the server.
- I have tested the time it takes (based on threads suggesting it is a slow connection), it is 0. seconds each time (less than a second).
- One one proxmox, I have 1 share against same server actually working.
- In GUI, the mount appear to be working. But when clicking "Content", it shows "Result verification failed (400)". However, in the summary page, it correctly show usage information for that share.
- I have a qnap pro NAS and have used it against IPMI-vew and mounts good there.
- There are no firewall between proxmox and NAS (same IP range, not NAT or anything - just local).
I have no clue what is going on. Everything I see, says it is working. I have tried to remove all shares, validate it is totally gone and re-add. Same problem.
This has only occoured in newest version, I have not seen this kind of error before.
I try to avoid reboot the entire proxmox if I can, since I can't do proper backup even withouth the NAS.
Update: I discovered that ProxMox created a share inside the NFS-share and by putting iso-files there, the 400 error was gone for iso-files. And after that, I managed to get it working on one server so far.
- I can mount (and browse) the share using command line of the server.
- I have tested the time it takes (based on threads suggesting it is a slow connection), it is 0. seconds each time (less than a second).
- One one proxmox, I have 1 share against same server actually working.
- In GUI, the mount appear to be working. But when clicking "Content", it shows "Result verification failed (400)". However, in the summary page, it correctly show usage information for that share.
- I have a qnap pro NAS and have used it against IPMI-vew and mounts good there.
- There are no firewall between proxmox and NAS (same IP range, not NAT or anything - just local).
I have no clue what is going on. Everything I see, says it is working. I have tried to remove all shares, validate it is totally gone and re-add. Same problem.
This has only occoured in newest version, I have not seen this kind of error before.
I try to avoid reboot the entire proxmox if I can, since I can't do proper backup even withouth the NAS.
Update: I discovered that ProxMox created a share inside the NFS-share and by putting iso-files there, the 400 error was gone for iso-files. And after that, I managed to get it working on one server so far.
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