I just checked and it appears to be only disabled for running VM/CTs and correctly enabled for stopped VM/CTs. From your screenshot it's impossible to tell whether the VM/CT is running or not.
Well... that makes sense.
If we want to have VM fully up during import process how do we make sure VM is up on the network if we uninstall VMware tools - without those, vmxnet3 will go down? We could switch to e1000 or something before...
@redactedhosting BTW, mind that if you want to have /mnt/pve/agents formatted as XFS as currently (not ext4), then if somewhen in the future you want to shrink it, you will not be able to do it, because XFS doesn't support shrinking (...
Have you checked your browser console for errors? Have you disabled any password managers or other extensions that may interfere? Have you previously installed any "enhancements" that affect non-production subscription reminder...
Hallo!
Ich mache die Backups auf ein internes Datastore (oder ein NFS Laufwerk). Dort erfolgt auch GC und Verify.
Die externe Platte nutze ich nur für Sync-Jobs. So bleibt die Hauptarbeit - und damit die deutlich schnellere Ausführung - auf der...
He probably blindly copied a line from ermanishchawla and a thread from 2020.
@LucSix you probably want "trixie" (if runnung PVE 9) or "bookworm" (for PVE 8).
I have a problem on every proxmox backup server that we manage for our customers.
We alway have a proxmox virtual enviroment in combination with a proxmox backup server and USB offisite disks.
There is only one USB offsite disk attached at a...
After todays kernel update (Virtual Environment 9.0.11 - 6.14.11-4-pve) I am no longer able to delete any LXC or VM via GUI - the button is disabled:
Can anyone confirm the same faulty behaviour? Or better, does anyone have a fix?
Try this sequence (my system is in another language, translation on your system may be different).
From the unknown driver properties:
General > Driver > Update driver > Search from computer >
click on "Choose from driver list"
> All devices >...
Thanks, I figured out the problem. I had an ether2 without bridge ports. I had one with name, autostart, and VLAN awareness, but I didn't know bridge ports were necessary, so I set it to eno2 and it worked. And in the VM interface, I set the VLAN...
You are running Debian "buster", which is six years old and out of support for a year. Debian generally moves old releases to an archive repository. You will need to update your sources.list files to point to "archive.debian.org". See here...
Maybe utilize PBS in this case. If you have the backup jobs setup correctly, they only take a few seconds to run after the initial sync. It's not minute by minute sync or anything though. Create a PBS on each site and either A. Backup the VMs...
SOLUTION:
VM config:
- System -> Machine : q35
- System -> BIOS: OVMF (UEFi)
- System -> Pre-Enroll keys: UN-ticked (!)
PCIe Pass-through:
- VM -> Hardware -> PCI Device -> Raw Device -> Select one of the ID, then tick "All Functions" and tick...