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Samstag, 28. August 2021

Proxmox - remove LVM to restart the process of making a new LVM

You can't remove a LVM via the Wbgui so you need the Shell...

That screen shows the Volume Group. But you need to work your way up to it in order for you to remove it.


Warning! You will lose anything in the specified Logical Volumes, Volume Groups, Physical Volumes if you follow this information. Be sure to back up anything you want to keep

run
lvdisplay
Check to see if you have nay volume's still in that group

If you do run
lvremove (nameofvolume)
- This will remove that volume

Now run
vgdisplay
Check to make sure your volume you want to remove is there

Now run
vgremove (nameofvolumegroup)

Refresh the page, if it still not there you may need to run
pvdisplay
Check to see if your Physical Volume is there

Then run
pvremove /dev/sdxxxxx
There can't be any active Volume Groups

Sonntag, 15. August 2021

Connecting via domainname to a server that is on the same network as me

 The solution is quite simple.

I expect you  have already port forwarded the WAN Address with the Port, for example 443 (https), to your Webservers LAN or DMZ IP-Address. if not you wouldnt reach your Server from www.


If you want to connect to your Webserver Via local net and with the domainname, for example "cloud.mydomain.com" you have to set a second portforward from your LAN to your LAN or from your LAN to your DMZ.


For Example

  • Interface: LAN
  • Target: WAN IP-Address (your static WAN IP on which your DNS is routed to.)
  • To Target: local IP-Adress of your Webserver
  • From Port: 443
  • To Port: 4443 (i never make from/to ports the same, my Server is listening local on 4443)


Example with OpnSense (my favorite firewall/router)