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VMID 2400-2402 Status

Date: 2026-01-05
Status: VMIDs Not Found on r630-01


Current Situation

VMIDs 2400-2402 are not found on Proxmox node r630-01. The configuration files don't exist:

  • nodes/r630-01/qemu-server/2400.conf - Not found
  • nodes/r630-01/qemu-server/2401.conf - Not found
  • nodes/r630-01/qemu-server/2402.conf - Not found

Possible Scenarios

Scenario 1: VMs Exist on Different Node

The VMIDs may exist on a different Proxmox node. Check:

# Check all nodes
ssh root@192.168.11.11 "pvesh get /nodes"

Scenario 2: VMs Need to be Created

The VMIDs may need to be provisioned first. They should be:

  • Type: QEMU/KVM VMs (based on IP allocation)
  • IPs: 192.168.11.240, 192.168.11.241, 192.168.11.242
  • Purpose: RPC Translator instances

Scenario 3: VMs Exist but Not Registered

The VMs may exist but aren't properly registered in Proxmox.


Network Connectivity

The IPs are allocated:

  • 192.168.11.240 (VMID 2400)
  • 192.168.11.241 (VMID 2401)
  • 192.168.11.242 (VMID 2402)

Check if these IPs are reachable:

ping -c 1 192.168.11.240
ping -c 1 192.168.11.241
ping -c 1 192.168.11.242

Next Steps

  1. Verify VM existence: Check all Proxmox nodes
  2. If VMs don't exist: Create them according to the deployment plan
  3. If VMs exist elsewhere: Update deployment scripts with correct node
  4. If IPs are reachable: VMs may exist but not be registered in Proxmox

Password Setup (Once VMs are Located)

Password has been generated: feeO4j9QwpuMgb6dMHi4T2etn

Once VMs are accessible:

  1. Set root password on each VM
  2. Configure SSH keys
  3. Proceed with deployment