How many nodes are you running in the cluster? All HA or clustered systems have protections in place to prevent data loss, and Proxmox is no exception, but without more details on your environment, it's hard to tell where your frustrations...
... and observe your traffic being decrypted by Cloudflare, removing the encryption and security provided by your own certificate.
Is this really what you want?
... and observe your traffic being decrypted by Cloudflare, removing the encryption and security provided by your own certificate.
Is this really what you want?
Hi NoLine,
You'll be copying over the data, but reusing the configuration? Only connection data, or also storage layout?
I went through a similar exercise recently, but ended up with only the hostname preserved. Less than ideal, but re-adding...
Hi 33335,
Is this in a tape robot that prints barcodes by itself, or do I misunderstand your question?
I only have plain drives and print labels by myself. I'm not sure whether I explicitly formatted tapes and what the behaviour was. I used...
I haven’t tried it yet, but based on the description, it seems that the two options listed under “Two New Features” have been added to the virtual machine settings.
Unless you specify a particular version of QEMU or EDK2 for the virtual machine...
Hi all,
I created an NFS file server with the container on SSD and the data on HDD. This way the container is somewhat snappy, with the HDD providing bulk.
Using bind mounts, I face difficulties backing up the complete container including...
vzdump onto the same disk? Snapshot or large sequential writes should not be a heavy load.
I would say yes.
No, but it would be far from the first time consumer SSDs have problems. Especially the ones that only buy Phison controllers and slap...
About spanning-tree, you should really disable it on your physical switch port of for your proxmox nodes. a spanning tree convergence can happen on host reboot and broke the whole cluster for some second.
you don't need change knet_mtu, it's...
This is great, "per architecture" am I correct in understanding it can't be done per VM, it's going to wholesale use the custom QEMU for all x86_64 guests? (all my guests are x86_64 so this is effectively replacing QEMU for all of PVE?)
The question I have, that it seems like @M4XWELL & others concerned about as well, is "Is there any benefit to using i440fx over Q35?"
I'm aware most things will not care, & that certain ones will care if it's NOT Q35. But what cases will it be...
Thanks for the report, this is indeed something which is unexpected and needs some additional handling!
I did implement an RFC patch series which would integrate this as scheduled jobs in PBS [0]. For the time being this requires manual setup...