Hi and Welcome,
Can't speak to all the points and no personal experience with this machine but...
> Remote KVM:
VPro? PiKVM?
> Auto Power On
Is this not a bios setting?
Certainly not my first choice for a colo system. Given that power is not a likely consideration, would expect something...
Seems its a known bug. Ill see if I can find you the info.
Edit: Discussed here.
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-8-0-kernel-6-2-x-100-cpu-issue-with-windows-server-2019-vms.130727/page-7
Check the earlier posts. Seems upgrade to testing kernel 6.5.x should suffice as a short term...
Depending on how the system is to be supported and based on the little info provided, I would follow the hardware specs recommended. Not necessarily as provided by the supplier. Support providers are always looking for excuses to pass the buck (responsibility). Best to give as little opportunity...
I'm with Layla on this one. Having used PFSense since Monowall , I'm a little disappointed. And without knowing the details and following the machination closely, looks to me like another case corporate greed built on open source.
The biggest deciding factor? Opensource. As in, likely more in charge of my IT destiny. Sharing of knowledge. Web interface, no proprietary app. + cli, ssh and management via Ansible. Typically using non-subscription. Seems mostly adequate, and of course its Debian. Debian = Options, mostly...
Using a i5 NUC with 32 GB RAM for my Proxmox test box. NVME + SSD. Works great. Cheap to buy (relatively), cheap to run, easy to transport. Most of our customer new desktops are now NUCs for many of the same reasons.
Remove and re-seat all the hardware, RAM, PCI cards maybe even the CPU. Had something similar this weekend. Crypto mining machine had been off for some months. No boot. Re-seated everything and got it running. Sold the Vega65 within hours!
Good luck
Not that I've seen but its been some years. In earlier days the vmdk files could be copied from esx to proxmox after building the machine on proxmox as a fairly painless method of migration. In more recent times I have backed up to shared storage like a NAS and restored from there even using the...
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