Thanks for sharing this.
That's actually very interesting.
In my case, the problem also appeared to be firmware-related rather than a VFIO configuration issue. I've ruled out the usual suspects (IOMMU groups, ACS override, legacy VFIO, iommufd...
What is "UTP"?
Yes. Just connect it to vmbr1 instead of vmbre0 and configure it from the inside of the guest to use that network. Both steps needs to happen at the same time.
Currently vmbr1 does not have an IP address on the host. That is...
You may create a "Feature Request / Bug" over at https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/ (after looking if there is one similar already). That's the recommended place as it is more closely watched by the developers than this forum.
There are staff...
Box is I7-4790K
8GB RAM
2 Western Digital spindle drives
Onboard GPU
No additional add-on cards of any type
VM details
2GB RAM
2 cores
Everything else followed default configuration from the dialog boxes
On a different box, I used the same...
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestions.
In my current env, we use a shared Fiber Channel SAN LUN as the backend storage. Since the hosts are configured with HA, if one host fails, the virtual machines can restart on another host and continue to...
Providing some information about the used setup would really help to assess the situation:
Would you like to share the
used vm config?
details about the hardware setup of the box with the failing vms?
Have you checked integrity of the dowloaded...
You may create a "Feature Request / Bug" over at https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/ (after looking if there is one similar already). That's the recommended place as it is more closely watched by the developers than this forum.
There are staff...
The main bottleneck with hard drives is that they’re relatively slow. So ~100 IOPS peak and maybe 5-10MB/s in random read write scenarios. You need to read/write 100TB/day -> 1200MB/sec -> you need 300 disks just to keep up multiplied by the...
ixgbe-6.4.4 builds on PVE 9.2.4 kernel 7.0.14-3-pve out of the box and works for me.
root@pve1:~# pveversion
pve-manager/9.2.4/5e5ae681198514d4 (running kernel: 7.0.14-3-pve)
root@pve1:~# modinfo ixgbe | head -2
filename...
Hi Proxmox People,
I notice the current Opt-In 7.0 kernel for PVE 9 does not contain support for Rust.
Is it possible that the Proxmox developers can include the .rlibs and .rmetas ? These are included in Ubuntu for AMD64.
This will allow...
Hi Udob
Thanks for your assistance and sorry for late reply. As I mentioned I am new to pfsense firewall and proxmox.
I have attached a word document to get a full picture about my setup.
That’s what I was trying to say…AFAIK the cluster network is only for replication. The VMs talk to it on the public network so that needs to be working.
Hello,
After following the instructions on the wiki to upgrade from PVE 8 to PVE 9, my Debian sources look like this:
root@andromeda1:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat ./debian.sources
Types: deb
URIs: http://deb.debian.org/debian/
Suites: trixie...
Any advice on powering down two clusters ?
I have a 6 node closure on 8.3.1 (Enterprise repo) with 50-65 VMs pre node. Storage is a separate 5 node Proxmox cluster with Ceph same 8.3.1 version - this cluster is not running nay VMs.
We have to...
Yeah, I'm aware the cluster network is for replication. That's why I have it.
None of the nodes have any firewall settings. "iptables -nL" shows no entries.
Any idea why the OSD are trying to do heartbeats on the public network, when there's...
I've tried to be clear that my position revolved around "blind" replacements, so if five or even three years pencils out, then more power to you. And again, not every workload is just compute, so we have need of memory, storage, backups, DR, even...
For testing omv just create a vm with virtual disc's. For a production setup install omv baremetal instead of ProxmoxVE or as a vm with a passed-through hba storage controller.
For using a host directory inside a container you can use bind...
Hi @cbarbie ,
There is not enough information in your post - you did not explain what the failure is, not even the Layer its at.
The best approach would be install tcpdump, if you don't have it yet, and trace each leg. Start with single...