🟣 Node: jen-server
🟣 IP Address: 192.168.4.144
🟣 Web UI: 192.168.4.144:8006
🟣 PVE Version: 8.3.0
🟣 Kernel: 6.8.12-4-pve
🟣 Last Updated: February 2026
| 🟣 Component | 🟣 Details |
|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Xeon E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz |
| RAM | 192GB (188.5 GiB usable) |
| Boot Mode | EFI (Secure Boot: disabled) |
| Architecture | x86_64 |
sda (223.6GB SSD)Primary disk running Proxmox itself, partitioned with LVM.
| 🟣 Partition | 🟣 Type | 🟣 Size | 🟣 Role |
|---|---|---|---|
sda1 |
EFI | 1007K | EFI boot partition |
sda2 |
raw | 1GB | Boot partition |
sda3 |
LVM (PV) | 222.6GB | PVE volume group |
LVM Volume Group: pve
| 🟣 LV | 🟣 Size | 🟣 Role |
|---|---|---|
pve-root |
65.6GB | Proxmox OS root — 45% used (28GB/65GB) |
pve-swap |
8GB | Swap |
pve-data |
130.3GB | VM disk thin pool (LVM-thin) |
pve-vm-105-disk-0 |
4MB | Nextcloud VM disk (thin provisioned) |
🟣 Note: 16GB free remains in the pve VG for additional LVs if needed.
sdm (223.6GB)Mounted directly at /mnt/sdm. Used as supplemental storage, currently 1% used (32K / 208GB available).
md127 (36.2TB — /mnt/storage1)A software RAID-0 array (md127) built across 11 disks, providing the primary bulk storage for VM data and media.
| 🟣 Disk | 🟣 Size | 🟣 Member of |
|---|---|---|
sdb |
1.7TB | md127 |
sdc |
1.7TB | md127 |
sdd |
3.6TB | md127 |
sde |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdf |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdg |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdh |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdi |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdj |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdk |
3.6TB | md127 |
sdl |
3.6TB | md127 |
Array summary:
| 🟣 Detail | 🟣 Value |
|---|---|
| Total Size | 36.2TB |
| Used | 1.4TB |
| Available | 33TB |
| Use% | 4% |
| Mount Point | /mnt/storage1 |
| Type | Linux software RAID-0 (mdadm) |
⚠️ Important: md127 is RAID-0 — there is no redundancy. A single disk failure will result in total data loss across the array. Consider adding backups of critical VM data stored here.
| 🟣 Interface | 🟣 Type | 🟣 Role |
|---|---|---|
eno1 |
Physical NIC | Bridged into vmbr0 |
eno2 |
Physical NIC | Unused (manual) |
ens15f0 |
Physical NIC | Unused (manual) |
ens15f1 |
Physical NIC | Unused (manual) |
vmbr0 |
Linux Bridge | Primary VM network bridge |
vmbr0All VMs attach to vmbr0. This bridge provides LAN connectivity for every VM on the node.
| 🟣 Setting | 🟣 Value |
|---|---|
| Address | 192.168.4.144/24 |
| Gateway | 192.168.4.1 |
| Bridge Port | eno1 |
| STP | Disabled |
| Forward Delay | 0 |
🟣 Note: eno2, ens15f0, and ens15f1 are available for future use — e.g. a dedicated storage network, VLAN trunk, or second bridge.
pve-data thin pool on sda is used for VM disks on the OS drive. Most VM storage is served from /mnt/storage1.md127) is RAID-0 — no fault tolerance. Back up anything critical stored on storage1.eno2, ens15f0, ens15f1) are available and unused — good candidates for a dedicated VM storage network or additional bridge.pve-root) is at 45% used — plenty of headroom but worth monitoring as more services are added.🟣 Tags: proxmox • hypervisor • jen-server • infrastructure • lvm • raid • networking • homelab