Subj : Re: Proton
To   : dflorey
From : Arelor
Date : Mon Apr 07 2025 01:35 pm

  Re: Re: Proton
  By: dflorey to Arelor on Mon Apr 07 2025 09:24 pm

 >
 > Exactly what I thought it would be and nothing more - which is great, and
 > being able to pull files individually, not critical, but if I needed to pull
 > a file, or folder, or database, or something, and not interrupt the
 > production VM, I assume one could restore to a separate VM instance or to a
 > different VE node, boot it in isolation, extract the content required and
 > move it off to the prod VM?

If you are a cheap sort of person you can keep your production VM running and restore an old version of the same alongside it. You get the option to assign a different MAC address to the restored copy which is handy if you are the sort of person who uses pseudostatic DHCP/DNS for identifying your VMs. Just invent a new MAC address for the restored copy, then point your DHCP/DNS to it, and your restored VM is instantly reachable without interfering with the production VM.

 > Do you know if Proxmox has Dell OMSA support?

Nothing official, but since Proxmox has a Debian base you can bolt support on it without too much difficulty.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/zdiu4o/dell_omsa_on_proxmox_73/


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