Ok I fully realize that a lot of the variables here are different, but I wonder if this is the same thing that happened here with VSAN and Proxmox. I had restarted the VSAN server trying to figure out what was going on with the dashboard and file shares disappearing. I wonder if that triggered a SCS...

Ticket 1318119 submitted with the logs. I forgot to mention this in the ticket specifically, but the logs were from 10 minutes after I had the iSCSI boot issue, so it should be very recent in all the logs.

Looks like I was on 1.6.580.7359.

I recently updated to 1.6.580.7361. I've had two main issues after this, I'm not sure if related or not. But I did not have the issues before, and now I do. One minor but nuisance issue is that the Storage, Files shares page of the web interface will commonly be blank, saying there are no file share...

For posterity, the log I found that finally helped narrow down the issue was var\log\kern.log. That pointed to one of the drives having issues. Turns out the drive is fine, but the 512-4kn conversion had gone awry, and it needed a full format. After that day+ long format, it acted just like it's sup...

Where do I find the VSAN logs for pool creation to figure out why a pool creation is failing? It starts, hits a few %, and then fails. I'm assuming I can dig somewhere either thru ssh or in the support logs you can generate and download.

Some applications (i.e. Nextcloud in my case, have seen it with others while searching for solutions) require a no_root_squash option set in /etc/exports to work. I believe there may be different ways to do this by instead assigning a user in the exports option instead of setting no_root_squash, but...

Is it possible that the target created through the PS script isn't setup to allow sessions from multiple hosts. Is there a way to fix that if so? No. The target set up with the PS script does not have this limitation. Yes...but kind of. I had to do some digging to figure this out, and playing aroun...

You are welcome to use timedatectl. I set this up (timedatectl set-ntp true), and it seems to be actually using the set NTP server now. I'm unsure why this wasn't on already if it has the NTP server on my network set. This isn't a VM, so has no host to sync to. The previous time was off by about 4 ...

I confirmed that it was the time. I manually set it to get it close using 'timedatectl set-time' and now update works properly. I just need the NTP figured out so the time gets set properly.

I was having some issues with my system not being able to be updated, and I think I have traced it back to the time being inaccurate. I checked via the console and 'timedatectl status', and it says the NTP service is inactive. There is an NTP server set on the web UI, and I can see that server in th...

I re-ran the chmod commands with 0775 instead of 0755, and it appears to be now working as expected. Should it be 0775, or is there a piece of a config missing somewhere because of the previous changes? If it does need to be 0775, should the "force create mode" config line be updated to 07...

Okay, so I'm now realizing that this fixed the execute perms, but now I can't write anything. I have triple checked that the user has read-write perms on the web interface. I have re-run the commands to reset perms on the samba shares. Verifying "ls -ld" on the directory has perms of rwxr-...

The logs have been submitted

I finally got to this, and it worked perfectly. Thank you! With the upcoming update, will I have to revert any of these changes? Relatedly, I did go and check for an update through the web interface before I tried any of this, and it errored out. Checking the logs, I see these errors every time I ch...