I've got an ZFS array of 2TB disks. One of them has failed.
I made this ZFS via the GUI. Is there a way to replace the disk in the GUI?
If not, is this the correct command to do it via text command? (from this wiki)
# zpool replace -f...
I use headscale, too.
But establishing a common network between my otherwise segregated PVEs means to circumvent my inner firewall. If I were willing to do this, it would easier to remove the firewall instead of making an effort to circumvent...
There are also alternatives to tailscale who works similiar ( they all base on wireguard) like netbird or headscale and there are even more. Personally I use headscale which is an open source Implementation of tailscales protocol.
For your...
There is no additional PVE involved ;-)
The "external relay" is just a common reachable rendezvous point to establish the tunnel. All payload traffic would then go through this device, which vastly influences the reachable bandwidth...
Hmm, “classic” is probably the right word here, in the sense that it’s usually not done this way anymore nowadays ;)
Isn’t that a bit overkill for a homelab? I mean, unless you are trying to replicate a large enterprise environment with...
I'm wondering why you don't just put the VMs in the DMZ on this PVE instead of the entire PVE? Don't you trust the VM isolation?
I'm asking because if you had all the PVEs on the same management network and only exposed the VMs to the...
My personal choice would be to establish a Wireguard tunnel.
My preferred method is to handcraft something like https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/. But this requires one endpoint to be able to reach the other one; in a single direction is...
Yes, that would work, if both PVEs shared the same management network. But they don't. The networks outside my inner firewall and inside are totally segregated. Nothing goes in. That's the problem in my case. And, yes, I could put them on the...
Hello, I ran into the same issue. The solution is given in the log:
INFO: temporary directory is on NFS, disabling xattr and acl support, consider configuring a local tmpdir via /etc/vzdump.conf
Indeed, assigning a local directory to tmpdir...
Hello, I ran into the same issue. The solution is given in the log:
INFO: temporary directory is on NFS, disabling xattr and acl support, consider configuring a local tmpdir via /etc/vzdump.conf
Indeed, assigning a local directory to tmpdir...
Two different firewalls, can also help with a dual vendor strategy - for plattform backdoors.
I use the same approach at home - the ISP ones and my virtualized one on a pve, as single point of configuration for segregation.
My wireguard...
Two different firewalls, can also help with a dual vendor strategy - for plattform backdoors.
I use the same approach at home - the ISP ones and my virtualized one on a pve, as single point of configuration for segregation.
My wireguard...
Okay, so set up a tailscale network for example.
That is an option, but my objective is to let nothing from the outside reach behind my inner firewall. And having a common network between inside and outside would basically circumvent the inner...
There is no additional PVE involved ;-)
The "external relay" is just a common reachable rendezvous point to establish the tunnel. All payload traffic would then go through this device, which vastly influences the reachable bandwidth...
I assume it would be the same for me because I have all the my backups happening at the same time and the last time it hung was during a backup but then the time before then it was just a random point in time. Most of the time the backups worked...
I'm wondering why you don't just put the VMs in the DMZ on this PVE instead of the entire PVE? Don't you trust the VM isolation?
I'm asking because if you had all the PVEs on the same management network and only exposed the VMs to the...
Okay, so set up a tailscale network for example.
That is an option, but my objective is to let nothing from the outside reach behind my inner firewall. And having a common network between inside and outside would basically circumvent the inner...
There is no additional PVE involved ;-)
The "external relay" is just a common reachable rendezvous point to establish the tunnel. All payload traffic would then go through this device, which vastly influences the reachable bandwidth...
I'm aiming for maximum security. But, admittedly, I'm still learning.
How so?
The PVE management network is, of course, separate from the DMZ network.
That is, actually, the contingency, I'm trying to provide for.
Well, there is the obvious...