so basically same version
# apt-get update
# apt-get dist-upgrade
but different versions you need to update sources list, is there a good how to guide on the sources list to use as im on the free version
But your fabric is still 100Gb. You don't seem to understand that you cannot, regardless of method, go beyond that metric. Gluster can't replicate your data faster than your fabric, neither can Ceph and that is REGARDLESS of whether you use EC or...
hi all,
i want to update my pve from 9.1.1 to 9.2, im using the free version
im looking at this guide
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Downloads#Update_a_running_Proxmox_Virtual_Environment_9_to_latest_9.2
ive edited my "debian.sources" but do i...
Thanks for response
As far as I understand bond0 interface is a virtual entity and traffic goes over physical interface anyway and being controlled by physical interface settings. But I'm not an expert here and my assumption could be wrong...
It's not trimming times alone - it's that the defrag service in Windows acts like it has a memory leak if these slabs are too small, and the guest effectively crawls to a halt if you have a sizeable disk. I find this not to be an issue on WS2019...
This already works via either --prefix or --target-name - see [1]
[1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#_using_the_pve_network_interface_pinning_tool
I came here to ask the question about whether there is a good reason that I shouldn't move my .link files to /etc/systemd/network (which is where the man pages seem to suggest they should be anyway) so I was pleased to find this thread at the top...
Oh, I found out that it already expects file-pathes for the cert and the key! So the docu and the inbuilt help texts are just wrong.
I will update the bugreport
Hm, the syntax with "$(cat ..." does not work:
Unknown option: ---begin private key-----
(...)
<content of file is shown here>
(....)
400 unable to parse option
pmgconfig cert set <type> <certificates> <key> [OPTIONS] [FORMAT_OPTIONS]
Not sure if this will solve the problem, but what I did is create a script using the System Daemon to automatically adjust the NIC settings I stated above when the server reboots.
I will monitor for a week and if no further crashes, will update here
According to the source, this should be fixed with patches dating to August 2014. So it might be a similar, but ultimately different issue (unless one uses a non-updated windows 2012 version).
The source seems to be https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/storage-optimizer-memory-use-increases-when-it-runs-on-thin-provisioned-luns-b6f87710-272e-430a-f194-9a74a697133f
When an OpenID realm is configured with a groups-claim, group values from the token may contain characters that are valid in the identity provider's namespace (e.g. colons in eduPersonEntitlement URNs) but invalid in Proxmox group names...
If you really have to create a container with lxc.* parameters via the API and your use case cannot be solved via the exposed parameters, then yes, cloning a prepared template is the only option I can think of.