Move your Proxmox VMs to a new server without external backups or downtime using a temporary Proxmox cluster. In this video, I migrate my virtual machines from an Intel NUC to a more powerful and power-efficient laptop server in my homelab. By creating a Proxmox cluster, we can transfer VMs directly over the network and avoid manual backup and restore processes.
This is a simple and practical approach for homelab users who want to upgrade their hardware while keeping their existing VMs intact.
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⚙️ Installation Commands
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⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - Intro - How to move Proxmox VMs to other Node
00:53 - Update Both Proxmox Nodes
01:26 - Create the Proxmox Cluster
02:48 - Migrate a VM to the New Node
03:49 - Bulk Migrate All VMs
04:17 - Remove the Proxmox Cluster
04:36 - Cluster Cleanup Commands
05:29 - Outro
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