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--- computing:proxmux [2023/06/17 22:52] – created oemb1905
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-  * **proxmux**
-  * **Jonathan Haack**
-  * **Haack's Networking**
-  * **webmaster@haacksnetworking.org**
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-//proxmux//
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-Been testing proxmux on home back up server. The server is my old production SuperMicro, which is now used for offsite backups in the home office. I have two 6TB drives in a zfs mirror for vm spinning (no spare), and the other 6x 6TBs are in 3 two-way mirrors for actual production backups. I am using the Debian underbelly with the 3 two-way mirrors to run my normal rsnapshot version control scripts, etc., while I use one pool for testing proxmux functionality. So far everything is working fine, and it's fun to use. Until I am offering advanced business / small enterprise support though, there's not really a need for the tools. But/and, that's not the purpose - the purpose is testing for now for a later date. The first thing I tested was how to bring in an existing virtual machine. To do that, create a machine in the GUI with no OS, and a trivial small HD size. Make sure the other resources match what you need for the VM. Then, run these commands on the command line within the proxmux host:
-  qm importdisk 500 hub.jonathanhaack.com.qcow2 <dataset>
-  qm set 500 --scsi0 vms:vm-500-disk-0
-These commands bring in the image block by block, and then re-assign the virtual disk that VM 500 uses to the image you just brought in, instead of the placeholder image you created in the GUI during the step prior.
-Dreamhost - prepare haacknet for home router.
- --- //[[jonathan@haacksnetworking.org|oemb1905]] 2023/06/17 16:44//

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