I have a Debian VM with an NVIDIA A40 passed to it that randomly (a day or two weeks between freezes). When it happens the VM becomes completely unresponsive and I have to kill it. There is nothing in the VM logs, but I have a little from the...
Nö, habe es editiert. Macht ja nicht so viel Sinn Kaputte Befehle für den nächsten so stehen zu lassen :)
Ich würde dir übrigens eine gebrauchte Intel DC SSD von eBay empfehlen.
Das ist eine komische Aufteilung. Üblicherweise ist root kleiner als data. Das Problem ist, dass data erheblich kleiner ist, als das kleinste Volume. HAOS hat ein Minimum von 32G, du hast aber nur 17G. Um weiter zu arbeiten kannst du folgendes...
I know you're not in France, because you missed HDS and SecNumCloud hahaha...
Generally, as pointed out, assume this is a Linux system, and apply whatever recommendations that are required, but basically, there's is not much that Proxmox...
Hi,
Logical, since this is not for software or hardware; it's for compliance with how the enterprise manages their IT asset/security.
Source : https://www.iso.org/standard/27001
Best regards,
Thanks gasherbrum
Reading further that makes sense. I see companies advertising ISO 27001 using Proxmox so I have to assume it's the environment and implementation that's certified and not the products within.
Im assuming you are in a US govt adjacent area, just a couple tips for you as someone who used to work in that area
most of these certs you are asking for apply to SaaS or otherwise a vendor storing sensitive data on your behalf. proxmox is not...
well since the cluster is still up, not all is lost (or at least there is still a chance of recovery.)
start with logging into a node containing a working monitor:
ceph config dump | tee -a /etc/pve/ceph.conf.rebuild
alternatively, if it doesnt...
well since the cluster is still up, not all is lost (or at least there is still a chance of recovery.)
start with logging into a node containing a working monitor:
ceph config dump | tee -a /etc/pve/ceph.conf.rebuild
alternatively, if it doesnt...
Lately, when my Poxmox9.1.5 system boots (cold or warm,) networking fails. None of the CTs or VMs load because the vmbr is unavailable and the Proxmox host ends up on some random dhcp address as opposed the one assigned in...
I know you're not in France, because you missed HDS and SecNumCloud hahaha...
Generally, as pointed out, assume this is a Linux system, and apply whatever recommendations that are required, but basically, there's is not much that Proxmox...
What are the best practice when you have completely separated networks, that need to get "out" of your proxmox cluster ?
From what I understand, exit-nodes user "default" routes from the node itself, not dependent of the zone they come from...
Awesome! This is the solution I (and probably the thread author) was looking for! Thank you very much for ignoring the drama and RTFM comments and providing a straight out solution.