I suffered a ransomware attack on my Proxmox virtualization environment. The attacker wiped my environment and backups.
Now I'm trying to recover my VMs because I still have virtual disks in LVM:
Example:
I was able to recover some virtual machines with this procedure of creating a VM with the same disk ID and then linking the virtual disk to the VM with this command:
# qm set ID --scsi0 storage-ssd-6:vm-ID-disk-0
However, most VMs don't boot as if there were no operating system on the disk.
This appears:
These are the settings generally used:
If you have any ideal configuration to configure, please let me know here.
Configuration for Windows Server and Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) machines
Now I'm trying to recover my VMs because I still have virtual disks in LVM:
Example:
I was able to recover some virtual machines with this procedure of creating a VM with the same disk ID and then linking the virtual disk to the VM with this command:
# qm set ID --scsi0 storage-ssd-6:vm-ID-disk-0
However, most VMs don't boot as if there were no operating system on the disk.
This appears:
These are the settings generally used:
If you have any ideal configuration to configure, please let me know here.
Configuration for Windows Server and Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) machines