Fixing Proxmox Delete user failed: cannot update tfa config, following nodes are not up to date: Rumi, August 2, 2023 Please check if all the nodes are on the same package versions: run pveversion -v and compare the outputs. If they’re not matching, you can run apt update && apt dist-upgrade To upgrade the nodes. if there’s a kernel upgrade you will also need to reboot the machines. If after the upgrades you still don’t see the same versions of the packages, then maybe you have wrong repositories set up [0] Related Administrations Configurations (Linux) Proxmox Proxmox
Install Graylog2 on Debian 9 June 12, 2020 1 Install Required Packages Before starting, you will need to install Java 8 and other required packages to your system. Not all required packages are available in Debian 9 standard repository, so you will need to add Debian Backports to the list of package source. First, login with root user… Read More
Importing Legacy Windows XP or Windows 2003 from Virtualbox to Proxmox December 28, 2023 Problem Statement: I have an old Windows 2003 32 bit server running in Virtualbox. Since Virtualbox is under decommissioned, it is intended to be migrated to Proxmox VE Before Migration or export of VM from Virtualbox, following .reg file is required to be installed on Windows 2003 server to avoid… Read More
Reset the root password in Debian or Ubuntu November 9, 2013 In order to boot into the recovery mode on Debian or Ubuntu, hold down SHIFT key after powering on your Linux machine. You will then be presented with GRUB menu. Select “recovery menu” option by pressing down arrow key. Do not press ENTER at this point, but rather press “e”… Read More