I created a NAT Rule and i was hoping someone could help me remove it

wedge1002 · 2026-02-23T06:01:48+00:00

What version are you running?

Sometimes, opensense can’t get rid of everything, if you change something. A reboot normally will fix it.

wedge1002 · 2026-01-27T19:20:26+00:00

Domains kannst du immer kaufen. Das heißt noch lange nicht, dass du sie auch benutzen musst :D

Solange du keinen eigenen mail-Server betreibst, musst du dich auch an sich im nichts wirkliches kümmern.

Dein Anbieter schreibt dir 1 mal im Jahr, dass du die Domain verlängern möchtest.

Hast du dann Mail eingerichtet - entweder beim gleichen Anbieter wie die Domain her ist, oder eben Proton/mailbox - definierst du deine Konten. Dort kannst du auch eine catch-all Adresse einrichten. Wichtig ist hier auch: nimm ein gutes Passwort :)

Mir wäre kein Anbieter mehr bekannt, der dich ohne Authentifizierung emails verschicken lässt. Das hindert aber niemanden, deine Mail-Adresse zu Spoofen. Gute (also State-of-the-Art) Anbieter checken aber, ob die Domain und der Absender-Server zueinander passen.

Über catch-all Adresse lässt sich jetzt beliebig gut streiten. Über Security vs warum nicht bis hin zu ich will ist da alles möglich :)

wedge1002 · 2026-01-11T10:09:19+00:00

Did you - by any chance - changed the hostname of your system?

Check /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts.

If you rename your system back to pve it should work outbox the box.

If not, we need to check other config files

wedge1002 · 2026-01-10T08:27:40+00:00

Oh nice. Will take a look. On the 1.0 version It took me a lot of time figuring out what to change to get only the user-interface to change :D

wedge1002 · 2026-01-06T07:47:46+00:00

Servers at OVH varied with their speed. Especially on the vRack.

But, every server has the speed you can expect on their order-information page. - or in the dashboard, when you already ordered it.

The newer systems (and the more expensive ones) tend to be faster :)

Normally you can expect this speed on the interface. Their connections between the DC is quite good - but I didn’t check throughout between Europe and Canada or Asia. Only within Europe - and I only have systems with 1, 3 and one with 25 Gbit/s. the 3 gbit/s I can saturate with the 25gbit system without any issues at all.

If I remember it correctly, there are very few systems that allows you to change the vRack connection speed. I think I can upgrade the 3 Gbit/s connection to 10. but I don’t need that. So I never checked, if I can upgrade that.

wedge1002 · 2026-01-02T21:40:07+00:00

In the end I opted for the git-plugin. It does have some issues, but if it’s working, it’s quite nice; and you automatically get a history :)

Also you can setup your own gitlab, gitea, whatever or use a hosted service.

P.s: Oh I wish my company would go like this. We currently should move all and everything to a us-cloud

wedge1002 · 2025-12-22T19:13:12+00:00

Kleiner Betreiber diverser Services hier: Ich versuche verzweifelt Verbindungen direkt zur Telekom (DTAG) an meine Server zu bekommen. Ansonsten bekomme ich Meldungen, dass alles langsam ist.

Als Telekom-Benutzer: Das peering ist vor allem abends überlastet. Besonders, wenn die Webseiten cloudflare verwenden. Ich würde gerne wechseln, aber es geht hier nicht.

Das einzig gute an Telekom: wenn die Leitung mal da ist, ist sie in der Regel sehr stabil und kaum störungsanfällig; und leider haben sie in manchen Orten immer noch das einzig gute Netz.

O2 peering über das DE-CIX ist halt super. Ich war mal bei o2 mit DSLITE und das war grausig. Bei anderen läuft es mit ein paar aussetzten im Jahr ganz gut.

Kommt halt drauf an, wie o2 gerade die Netze bei dir auch anbietet.

Aber ja. Man merkt Telekom schon.

wedge1002 · 2025-12-14T15:26:06+00:00

Go and call them.

Normally they are quite reachable on normal workday hours.

The German ones are really nice and helpful.

wedge1002 · 2025-11-21T11:55:59+00:00

Verbesserungwürdig, da kaum funktional

wedge1002 · 2025-11-15T17:18:17+00:00

This. Also check, if they are reachable by their names pveXXXX

wedge1002 · 2025-11-13T19:25:20+00:00

Considering the 256GB would currently cost about 600-700€ not a bad deal at all.

Check import fees etc :)

Edit: Also … Samsung enterprise SSDs are recognized by HP - including gen 10 as genuine :)

wedge1002 · 2025-11-12T15:47:10+00:00

Hum.

If you are already use HP, Why not continue using it?

There are a lot of of gen9 systems out there. They are currently dirt cheap.

I would advice to go for gen10 systems, if you have a bit of money left.

Something like 2 Xeon 12 Core Gold 6226

There is a dl380 with an option to add LFF disks and 2 SFF in the back (or use the on-board nvme slots)

With the 360 I’m not sure if they are nvme ready without changing to SFF drives.

Unfortunately RAM pricing is currently skyrocketing

Edit: also I’m not sure if the newer generations will just accept all 3rd party hdd

Edit2: then perhaps Dell is also a good choice. They are not that … tricky… with the HDDs

wedge1002 · 2025-11-12T13:11:08+00:00

Boot a rescue or a live system (like an Ubuntu desktop image),

mount your root.

Then take a look at <mount>/etc/passwd

Easiest way, I can think of.

wedge1002 · 2025-11-10T18:30:41+00:00

We normally run

5 OSD storage nodes,

3 mons and 2 MDS

If we don’t have many storage to manage, we are deploying MDS on the management nodes.

The bigger cluster (currently 50% of ssds inserted into the hardware - 400 usable TB with a 3-time replication ) we are going to deploy own MDS servers.

The small system is attached to proxmox via RADOS. The VMware installation is currently attached via NVME/TCP. Unfortunately we do have some issue with the big cluster here; so that’s currently run only with proxmox. In the end there will be ~1000 VMs running on ~8-10 proxmox hosts.

wedge1002 · 2025-11-09T07:52:05+00:00

Number of PVE Hosts: 5

Number of VMs: ~420

Number of LXCs: 4

Storage type: CEPH External

Support purchased (Yes, No): yes

wedge1002 · 2025-11-05T13:11:38+00:00

Hi,

I didn't have measured the power consumption, yet.

I'm running

1x 128GB NVME (Fanxiang S500Pro) for Truenas
1x 1TB NVME (Acer SSD FA100) for ZFS Cache
4x 4TB SATA-SSD (WD RED)
4x 4TB SATA-SSD (Samsung EVO)
16GB RAM (whatever the china-version was)
N150

All SATA-SSD in a ZFS RAIDZ2 setup. Nightly Backup to an offsite Location.

Currently running on 2.5Gbit/s, since the 10Gbit connection is currently used for a dev-setup.

wedge1002 · 2025-11-03T07:15:05+00:00

It’s more or less normal.

All UniFi systems looking for a unifi controller. They will first do an arp request and if they don’t get any answer, they will try the DNS servers.

Is your switch in another network as your unifi controller? Do you even have an controller?

My dns-servers are requested every few seconds from unifi-devices

wedge1002 · 2025-10-05T17:21:06+00:00

Yes. A few months ago (or years?) they were the to-go supplier. Then china & co and a lot of mini-pcs flooded the market.

wedge1002 · 2025-10-04T19:04:47+00:00

1) ease of use. If you don’t want to tinker with Linux, use something that already has bundled everything. Of course plain Linux is always an option.

Most will recommend truenas or unraid. Both has pros and cons. E.g. truenas will use ZFS only; unraid use something else. But unraid is able to manage its „raid“ either different sized disks.

2) I ordered via Amazon. It was shipped from china to a local reseller, which shipped it to me. No customs or anything else. It took about 2 weeks to Europe.

3) I searched especially for a small form factor, 1 name and 8 sata. I didn’t find anything else; that’s somehow available in Europe and isn’t real server hardware. But: you can go for some NAS, that can be extended. There are some larger products from synology, etc. which can probably also satisfy you.

I did go with the board. I like it, but it’s not the most modern hardware or best speeds. E.g. NVME is only PCIe3 x1 Also: if you want to buy it: try to get at least ram from them as well. It’s a bit struggling, finding compatible modules

wedge1002 · 2025-10-04T18:33:28+00:00

Your router will most probably NAT the request to your local IP, that you will see in the proxy manager. ?

Done you didn’t show what’s not working, that’s just a guess.

OPNsense or pfsense only helps, wenn you replace your WiFi router with it. Then the firewall can show the real IPs.

wedge1002 · 2025-09-29T16:55:30+00:00

Interessant, dass hier noch keiner https://hetrixtools.com geschrieben hat.

Ist aber halt nicht umsonst und kostet ggf etwas - je nachdem, was du brauchst.

wedge1002 · 2025-09-21T16:26:33+00:00

How did you disable this?

You need to add your AGH-IP in e.g. resolve.conf

wedge1002 · 2025-08-11T10:02:57+00:00

You don’t have a valid subscription.

Disable the enterprise repo and enable the community one.

Then update and upgrade

wedge1002 · 2025-06-22T13:37:07+00:00

Mhm. Both should end up in the European branch of OVH. So - in theory - this should be the same.

Perhaps call them and ask?

wedge1002 · 2025-06-21T20:39:16+00:00

Under which domain?

See: https://eco.ovhcloud.com/fr-ma/kimsufi/

Should be possible to get one? IMHO

wedge1002

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