Hi Alwin, thanks for the response...
> as far as I know, ZFS is not a cluster aware filesystem. You will best use > NFS/SMB on proxmox for allowing access from > multiple guests. OK, but I would be able to: a) import and mount the existing zfs pool in the proxmox host, and b) make that available via nfs to virtual machines? And thus c) when I mount the nfs share on the virtual machine, in the same location, it will appear as if nothing's changed? > I assume you have other needed services on your Ubuntu machine, otherwise > why virtualize it? Well, partially it's an experiment, partially it's future-proofing, learning, etc. And the server capacity is so far massively underused, so I have ideas of what else I can do with the machine once it's virtualised! Me... _______________________________________________ pve-user mailing list [email protected] http://pve.proxmox.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pve-user
