After I done a shutdown and I starting up the computer again proxmox starting up all VMs and CT and when that is up it will immediately will go to stop them and shutdown the computer so that I don't have time to check log and so. You can see the log and it's all happens without I can do anything, or is it... And why?
[SOLVED] Proxmox starts and stops in a loop
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Hi,
could you give a few more details about your setup? Is your node in a cluster/do you have HA enabled? Because it sounds like the node might be fencing [1]…
[1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-ha-manager.html#ha_manager_fencing
could you give a few more details about your setup? Is your node in a cluster/do you have HA enabled? Because it sounds like the node might be fencing [1]…
[1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-ha-manager.html#ha_manager_fencing
Thanks for your contact:
Here's the solution that stopped the loop so that I can work with my Proxmox server again
This is an update from yesterday when I get hold of what the problem was.
I was able to get the syslog from my Proxmox server with scp, in the short time of looping. The problem was a communication interruption between my USP (NUT) server and my Proxmox server that caused the problem. My Proxmox server didn't get connection with my NUT server that immediately started a forced shutdown (as it shall do) and that happened every-time I started up my Proxmox.
I can say that it was a good test that the UPS system worked but I have to check why the communication between servers didn't work out, before I start up again.
And another job is to set up a logserver
The UPS installation was a test before I will have it in production of my homelab.
Here's the solution that stopped the loop so that I can work with my Proxmox server again
This is an update from yesterday when I get hold of what the problem was.
I was able to get the syslog from my Proxmox server with scp, in the short time of looping. The problem was a communication interruption between my USP (NUT) server and my Proxmox server that caused the problem. My Proxmox server didn't get connection with my NUT server that immediately started a forced shutdown (as it shall do) and that happened every-time I started up my Proxmox.
I can say that it was a good test that the UPS system worked but I have to check why the communication between servers didn't work out, before I start up again.
And another job is to set up a logserver
The UPS installation was a test before I will have it in production of my homelab.
