Shared Storage

[BilalKhan]

Aoa All,
I want to configure a shared drive with Proxmox. I am using SAN. SAN is configured with our AD (Active Directory). I have created a quota and want to attach it with Proxmox but it giving an error. how can I connect the shared drive with Proxmox? please update. I am using Windows Server 2016 for Active Directory.

 

[Philipp Hufnagl]

Hello

What error?

Can I see your log with journalctl --since '2023-11-05' > $(hostname)-journal.txt?

 

[BilalKhan]

Hello

What error?

Can I see your log with journalctl --since '2023-11-05' > $(hostname)-journal.txt?

Parameter verification failed. (400)

path: invalid format - value does not look like a valid absolute path

 

[LnxBil]

SAN is configured with our AD (Active Directory)

I assume you're talking about iSCSI and not CIFS, which would be technically a NAS (file-based storage), not a SAN (block-based storage).

 

[BilalKhan]

I assume you're talking about iSCSI and not CIFS, which would be technically a NAS (file-based storage), not a SAN (block-based storage).

no, I am talking about SAN.

 

[Philipp Hufnagl]

Parameter verification failed. (400)

path: invalid format - value does not look like a valid absolute path

Sorry, my bad.

I should have mentioned you should enter it into the shell. This will generate a file. Can you send it to me?

 

[BilalKhan]

Dear

Sorry, my bad.

I should have mentioned you should enter it into the shell. This will generate a file. Can you send it to me?

Dear phiilipp
I am totally new on this forum. I am don't know how to connect. i have expertise on Microsoft windows platform not on Linux I am first time to configure it in my environment.

 

[LnxBil]

no, I am talking about SAN.

So iSCSI or is this a datacore with FC? Please provide more information ... you're not voluteering any.

 

[Philipp Hufnagl]

Dear

Dear phiilipp
I am totally new on this forum. I am don't know how to connect. i have expertise on Microsoft windows platform not on Linux I am first time to configure it in my environment.

If so, I would strongly recommend reading the documentation a little to get started. Specially the chapters about administration and the UI may help you a lot to understand things.