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Yeah I know UrBackup and other solutions, but I don't want any "bloatware" in my guest machines to do a backup. Nor I want to run a VM which runs a backup solution and I am in trouble when my VM-system is broken or has other problems. My last statement for this topic... A simple built-in backup solution is a must have for an hypervisor. I'm just asking limetech to look at the solution in Proxmox (not the Proxmox Backup Server! I mean the built-in solution of the hypervisor). It is a really simple approach and in my opinion that shouldn't be a big task to do it in a simlar way.

Are you backup the .img files with veeam?! And where is veeam running? In an VM? What is when your host has a problem running that VM? How do you restore backups?

Sorry for the emotional post. But naming proxmox as "worst server-based applications" was triggering me.

Sorry that it is a bit too much rant from you. Proxmox is imho the easiest enterprise class hypervisor at the market. And trust me the integrated backup in pve is far more easier than everything else in unraid and it's plugins "crap". And it is stable as f***. Backup while VM is running? No problem... Even restore is so easy. And it's build in! So don't talk about things you don't know.

I don't talk about the PBS. I mean the integrated backup/restore mechanism in proxmox hypervisor...

In my opinion a backup is the possibility to store the backup file at another storage(s) (other NAS, Array etc). And store multiple versions (e.g. every day/week/etc, keep the last 5/x versions of that backup). As I mentioned proxmox did a very good job at this point. So why don't use it as an example.

I use 7.0 beta2 but there is no VM backup/restore. Do you mean snapshots? But that isn't a backup. Look at proxmox and you know what I mean. 🙂

What unraid really misses is an built-in VM backup possibility. Look at proxmox and you know what a nearly perfect backup/restore solution is. I thought it was a point in 7.0 So may I ask limetech: Do you consider a built-in VM backup/restore solution? Not that scripting plugin "crap" (sorry for that wording but it's fiddling and a backup solution shouldn't be fiddling) Even for docker...

great, thank you for your hint!

Ok, then I really have another issue... Because if the call traces happens, the docker page cannot be loaded any more and stopping the array/docker is impossible. I have to reboot the server via physical power/reset button. But the docker/VMs are still working.

sorry, I only read about call traces and didn't know there are other call trace issues... yes I talk about macvlan call traces. Edit: I thought it is related to macvlan call traces, but if I look closer (didn't make a screenshot of the call trace message) I think my issue is about inotify call traces, too. 🙂

Strange things... I reverted back to a dedicated NIC for my docker containers... But I got the call trace?! Wtf? My current settings: And all of my containers are pointing to eth1. Some are using "Bridge" as they don't need an extra IP. This configuration worked without issues in 6.12.10. What do I miss, dedicated NIC should be working?!? This is so frustrating....

Hi, should I care about zfs fragmentation? If yes, how do I defrag this? Thanks!

Will there be a comment from unraid officially to investigate this? @SpencerJ

My network and docker settings: That should be the right config like mentioned in the how-to? I'm asking because I always had a seperate docker network before but I wanted the host access to my VMs and that's the only way to get it, right?