EDIT: SOLVED. So apparently my 10Gbe sfp on my switch for that subnet crapped out. Lesson learned to keep a couple extra on hand. now to look into if there ways to monitor that it was failing. I did notice later last night when working on one vm that things were getting slower to respond on my ssh session. down the rabbit hole on network monitoring now
Hi there, last night I updated to 8.2.7. As of getting up this morning, all my VMs in the cluster no longer have IP addresses. I've double checked at my DHCP server firewall, and have confirmed that everything set to get DHCP in proxmox is not getting IP addresses, however, everything outside of PVE (wifi and ethernet bare metal devices) are getting IPs from DHCP no problem.
I also tried forcing a static IP via the cloud-init setup for a few VMs, but the VMs still seem inaccessible.
What logs can I check on PVE to diagnose and correct the issue?
I also noticed that my SMB NAS connected to proxmox is showing as unavailable/status:unknwon, even though it is online and I can access both the web interface as well as smb from my laptop workstation on the same subnet.
I just ran a proxmox-boot-tool kernel list and a proxmox-boot-tool status and this is what I get. The status seems like there is something not right
Hi there, last night I updated to 8.2.7. As of getting up this morning, all my VMs in the cluster no longer have IP addresses. I've double checked at my DHCP server firewall, and have confirmed that everything set to get DHCP in proxmox is not getting IP addresses, however, everything outside of PVE (wifi and ethernet bare metal devices) are getting IPs from DHCP no problem.
I also tried forcing a static IP via the cloud-init setup for a few VMs, but the VMs still seem inaccessible.
What logs can I check on PVE to diagnose and correct the issue?
I also noticed that my SMB NAS connected to proxmox is showing as unavailable/status:unknwon, even though it is online and I can access both the web interface as well as smb from my laptop workstation on the same subnet.
I just ran a proxmox-boot-tool kernel list and a proxmox-boot-tool status and this is what I get. The status seems like there is something not right
Code:
root@pve02:~# proxmox-boot-tool kernel list
Manually selected kernels:
None.
Automatically selected kernels:
5.15.152-1-pve
6.8.12-2-pve
6.8.12-3-pve
root@pve02:~# proxmox-boot-tool status
Re-executing '/usr/sbin/proxmox-boot-tool' in new private mount namespace..
E: /etc/kernel/proxmox-boot-uuids does not exist.
root@pve02:~#
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