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Como Agregar un HHD en Proxmox | Daniel Benites

Como Agregar un HDD a Proxmox

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Siempre pasa que despues de instalar nuestro Home-Lab, algún disco duro nuevo nos cae por allí de suerte..

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Si buscabas un tutorial que te ayude ha hacerlo, pues estás de suerte, aca te muestro como hacerlo.

Primeros Pasos

Lo primero que haremos es abrir nuestro proxmox con el disco ya instalado, y estar seguros de que el disco está allí. Eso los logramos con el comando:

				
					lsblk
				
			

Aquí podemos ver que yo tengo 3 discos pero solo uno es reconocido por Proxmox. Pero ahora que estamos en la terminal vamos a comenzar con el proceso:

 

				
					apt update
				
			

Ahora vamos a instalar el Parted

Con el parted ya instalado comenzamos a preparar el disco para usarlo con Proxmox. Lo primero que debemos hacer es darle una etiqueta al disco. Recuerdan el lsblk allí están los nombres de los discos, yo usare el segundo disco que es sdb 

				
					parted /dev/sdb mklabel gpt
				
			

Ahora le daremos partición a nuestro disco.

				
					parted -a opt /dev/sdb mkpart primary ext4 0% 100%
				
			

Ahora vamos a ponerle nombre para que sea mas fácil diferenciarlo.

				
					 mkfs.ext4 -L Anto /dev/sdb1


				
			

Lo que hice arriba fue ponerle el nombre Anto y el disco que era sdb debo agregarle un 1.

Ahora debo crear un directorio para que Proxmox pueda montar el disco, y eso lo haremos con 

				
					mkdir -p /mnt/data


				
			

Ya con el directorio creado y todo listo, vamos ahora si a editar el archivo fstab con el siguiente comando:

				
					nano /etc/fstab


				
			

Ahora para no tener que reiniciar el Proxmox montaremos el disco en caliente con:

				
					mount -a


				
			

Ya con el disco montado vamos a la interfaz y en Datacenter –  Storage – Add

Nos aparecerá esta Ventana

En la que le pondremos un nombre al disco solo para referencia, pondremos la ruta que creamos y seleccionamos todo lo que queremos guardar en ese disco. 

Con suerte el disco ya sera parte de tu sistema.

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