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  1. Hi everyone, I installed Syncthing on 2 unRAID servers and synchronized 2 folders. Now the 2 servers are visible and Syncthing says everything is OK and the folders are synchronized, but unfortunately this is not the case, i.e. the files they contain are not synchronized. I tried searching but I couldn't find a guide or tutorial that explained how to do it. Is there anyone already using this setup?
  2. I had seen it but this command works only at the VM level? I mean.....if it doesn't work it won't ruin anything at the ProxMox host level right? Thank you!
  3. I know it needs to be enabled at the ProxMox level as there is no setting for this at the Unraid level but I was wondering if anyone had already tried 😀
  4. Hi everyone, i read the whole thread..... i installed an unRAID vm on ProxMox as a test. How can i enabled IOMMU in unRAID? I understand that in previous versions of ProxMox it was perhaps possible but now with version 8 it is no longer possible? I know it doesn't make sense but I wanted to try switching a GPU to a nested Win11 VM as a test via unRAID On ProxMox host is all OK.....i think..... It's possible?
  5. Hi everyone, i read the whole thread..... i installed an unRAID vm on ProxMox as a test. How can i enabled IOMMU in unRAID? I understand that in previous versions of ProxMox it was perhaps possible but now with version 8 it is no longer possible? I know it doesn't make sense but I wanted to try switching a GPU to a nested Win11 VM as a test via unRAID On ProxMox host is all OK.....i think..... It's possible?
  6. Hi everyone, I followed this guide and installed unRAID as a VM under ESXi 7 as a test. Everything OK, it works! However, I wanted to ask one detail..... In ESXi as a network I have for example 192.168.5.X and the unRAID VM was rightly assigned an address in the same "domain" for example 192.168.5.77. Then I tried to install a Win11 VM under unRAID, as network settings if I choose br0 then Win11 has no network and no internet access, if I choose virtbr0 Win11 will have the network and internet access but in DHCP it is assigned an address like 192.168.122.X therefore not in the same domain as ESXi and unRAID. If I try to change it manually, for example 192.168.5.55, Win 11 will no longer have a working network and internet access. Why? How do I also have Win11 under the same domain as ESXi and unRAID? Is there any setting I need to correct? Thanks in advance to anyone who will help me!
  7. Hi everyone, we are now on 6.12.6 version and The SHARES / STREAMS counter in the DASHBOARD always remains at 0. Is there a solution? Thanks in advance!
  8. Hi @jbat66, first of all thanks for your reply. As I was saying above I was just doing some tests like this to mess around with a RAID VM a bit. I'm not going to install vm in unRAID because it's obviously more "logical" to install them under ProxMox. Like you, for example, I wanted to try the applications under Docker but only out of curiosity. I already have a bare metal unRAID Server as my main server which is great for everything, I'm very happy with it! Having seen this thread and also having a ProxMox Server I wanted to give it a try as I told you out of curiosity. I just wanted to understand if there were wrong settings that I needed to fix or if @JonathanM's observation was right and apparently it does as the other 2 added HDDs have less occupied space. I obviously have no intention of using such small vHDDs! Thanks anyway for your contributions. I always have so many things to learn and experience!
  9. No, it's not an error. As I wrote above it's just a test. The idea is then to passthrough a SATA controller with all HDDs attached. I just wanted to figure out if I was doing something wrong. The performances are still excellent but, I repeat, it is only a test! That's all.
  10. @JonathanM You are right! That's it! Having installed only 1 disk for the first time, what you described probably happened! I'm no expert and I'm doing some tests.... I then plugged in 2 more drives to try..... From the image that I have attached below, can you confirm that everything is OK? Just to make sure I haven't screwed up some other setting! Thank you so much!!!!!
  11. Yes, docker is enabled and i don't touch anything of the settings...... I did not think about it..... Now I try to add more disks to see if it changes anything. Thanks and I'll update you soon!
  12. In fact.....I fully agree with you.......I was asking someone who has already tried ProxMox (for example the author of the guide) to understand which setting on ProxMox I may be wrong.... .
  13. Even at the beginning of this guide if you look at this image it looks the same thing, 100GB HDD and 46GB occupied..... The proportions look the same.....
  14. No unfortunately.....it's a new virtual disk normally added via ProxMox when you create a normal vm. I tried to format it via unRAID both xfs and btrfs but nothing changes, I don't understand why....
  15. Or if I added a 1TB HDD would it still "only" take up 21GB? I ask because I have never tried such small disks! 🙂 Thanks for your help!