It looks like I found a resolution.
I set the dns on my VM to 1.1.1.1 manually.
It was picking up on my dns settings properly but refused to resolve.
This machine is VLANd out so there might be a network rule or something I need to put in place...
Box as in VM. My apologies
Looks like I can hit any and all things internal but cant resolve anything on the web. Ive disabled IPv6 and double checked all my settings on my nic and vm network device but still no luck.
Really odd that updating...
Hello @BvE,
your assumption is correct. After you set issue_discards = 1 in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf, you can apply the changes without a reboot by running vgchange --refresh.
I think we may be experiencing some semantical difference.
"SAN" or Storage Area Networks typically mean shared block storage- eg iSCSI, FC, NVOF or even SAS/SCSI.
"Directory Storage" means (to me) locally mounted filesystem, either on...
As above I guess. Got myself a little Dell SFF machine and installed proxmox to bare metal, went through the whole shebang of settings up the install, and now I’m stumped at the first hurdle.
The web address provided when the machine boots up...
For reference, we're doing a 2x10Gb -> 2x10Gb transfer and we're seeing a rate of roughly 50GiB import in 20 min.
EDIT: When we do the same import via Veeam restore we're able to import the disk in ~6 minutes.
Not an idea to help you exactly, but more of a be aware; I have a remote office that has a 4ms ping and I can't maintain a cluster. I had to create a remote cluster and watch all clusters with the new Datacenter manager from Proxmox. So...
Not an idea to help you exactly, but more of a be aware; I have a remote office that has a 4ms ping and I can't maintain a cluster. I had to create a remote cluster and watch all clusters with the new Datacenter manager from Proxmox. So...
Hello,
I recently installed Proxmox version pve-manager/9.0.10/deb1ca707ec72a89 on a powerful mini PC with 32 GB of RAM and a 1 TB SSD.
I currently have this error looping and appearing several times per second:
pve kernel: get_swap_device: Bad...
Why don't you ask that simulated intelligence?
You may read man zpool-upgrade.
After executing "zpool upgrade" and using (as far as I know) those features you need a kernel module with a new enough zfs kernel module to utilize ZFS.
In PVE...
Did a quick test on a 1GbE connection:
qm import: 8m 50s
esxi import: 12m 34s
Once I get the environment setup, I'll test it on a 2x25GbE -> 2x25GbE connection.
But the import is definitely slower through the import tool.
No load on the PVE...
I've seen similar results in my limited testing. I'm able to pull the machines across the wire much faster using `scp` but then you lose out on the ESXi importer magic. You can go create the VMs and import the disks by hand but I was hoping to...
Rules on datacenter level apply to all nodes. Rules on node-level apply only to the node and supersede datacenter-level rules. Rules on VM level apply only to the VM and supersede the other rules and are unaffected by the datacenter and node...
Hello all.
I have an PROXMOX SERVER in a country A.
But the PROXMOX BACKUP is in a country B.
If I ping from country A to B i have this result:
PING countrB (192.168.X.X) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from countryB (192.168.X.X): icmp_seq=1...
We have observed the same thing here. I believe it's a limit of the ESXi API though, as I'm pretty sure the import process is using the ESXi API to pull down the chunks of data. We have dual 25GbE between the machines and an import of a 60GB VM...
Are there any power-saving features enabled in the hardware setup? If yes, try disabling them. This is usually recommended.
For instance I have found a report of similar issue which was caused most likely by ASPM [0].
I don't know if it can be...