I have a Proxmox 6.x home environment, and I'm using Ceph on my Proxmox cluster for storage of VM and LXC containers. On a separate server I have FreeNAS for my bulk storage, which I share out using NFS. Right now, I have the NFS mounts configured in Proxmox under /etc/fstab, with mount points in /mnt...then in the LXC container configuration I use mount points to map whichever mount point I need from /mnt into the container. This has worked really well for me, with one exception. I've been unable to get the NFS mounts to properly get created when the Proxmox server boots up. I think this must just be a timing issue, and maybe I can run a startup script to just run a 'mount -a' after the server gets to a specific run level. But then I started wondering whether I should just allow Proxmox to manage those NFS mounts. I could create storage for this in the GUI with mount points under /mnt/pve, and share those into the LXC containers...is that the preferred way to do this? I guess I didn't do this to start with because the configuration requires Proxmox to use this storage for something (like ISOs, Backups, etc)...there doesn't really seem to be an option to just say "none" in the storage configuration. Thanks in advance!