Wish I'd have stumbled on this sooner. I was trying to run PBS in an LXC, use a LUN on a Synology for block storage and I finally reached the point of just going in permission circles.
Decided to install it in a VM instead and it was a lot less...
Nevermind, found out how.
Documenting it here for posterity. :-)
On your proxmox node, do this.
List the containers:
pct list
Stop the particular container you want to resize:
pct stop 999
Find out it's path on the node:
lvdisplay | grep "LV...
Proxmox added a NIC name pinning tool in v8 that links the names nic0/1/2/3/etc. to the MAC address of the card, so the names don't change if you add cards or upgrade kernels. It will change once but then should never change again...
I would think you'd need to run it a second time to pin the new NIC, after it's installed? I haven't gotten that far, haven't actually added any NICs to Proxmox... There are command line options to do it only on certain NICs, I see.
Meaning ownership of that directory by 'backup' should not be necessary or that it should already be set ? (There are some other files in there owned by 'backup')
Apologies, I misunderstood your answer earlier. With you now. I didn't consider that IP a doesn't just give allocated IP addresses. That's all I've used it for in the past.
Still on a steep learning curve with Linux CLI use.
Thank you, I'll...
That's worth knowing, although I've never had any problems with kernel updates killing network connectivity. Been on proxmox since v7.something. That said I've only ever has the one NIC so may well have auto updated everything.
Hi, thank you. I suspected this to be the case as mentioned in my OP. What I was hoping for is a way to identify the new names from the CLI so that I can update the interfaces config.
As I understand it the driver for the Realtek chip on the...
I would think you'd need to run it a second time to pin the new NIC, after it's installed? I haven't gotten that far, haven't actually added any NICs to Proxmox... There are command line options to do it only on certain NICs, I see.
Your network Interface names will be change, when you at another PCI Express device. you must check, if you have the right driver for your TX 201. Please see: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/3435/
Hallo zusammen,
ich habe jetzt testweise auch openmediavault als VM eingerichtet, auch hier gehen die C States wie gewünscht auf C6 herunter. Es muss also an der xpenology (vm) liegen.
Proxmox added a NIC name pinning tool in v8 that links the names nic0/1/2/3/etc. to the MAC address of the card, so the names don't change if you add cards or upgrade kernels. It will change once but then should never change again...
Hallo zusammen,
ich habe jetzt testweise auch openmediavault als VM eingerichtet, auch hier gehen die C States wie gewünscht auf C6 herunter. Es muss also an der xpenology (vm) liegen.
It was the firewall, chatbot told me both the node and datacenter needed it turned on to allow a VM to have it on, turns out only the datacenter needs it on. Chatbot stoopid, I disabled it on the node and I can connect. Will do some firewall...
In general the packets should just need to follow the connection:
PC <-> router <-> garage router <-> Proxmox
Did you enable the firewall in Proxmox and maybe need to allow the remote IP?