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vh 8c15ec2d5f Add the four Proxmox hypervisors to the inventory
pfi-pve (Anaheim), nh3-pve (NH), esh-pve + esh-pve-nas (ESH home lab) now
have servers/<host>/ entries with ssh-target files, README stubs, and
first snapshots. Register all four via add-host.sh + ssh-copy-id; SSH
auth is root@<name> with key-based access.

Fix a resolver bug in the three workspace scripts: previously, when a
hostname resolved via /etc/hosts, resolve_target returned the bare name
and ssh dropped the user prefix stored in ssh-target (connecting as the
wrong user). Now ssh-target wins whenever it's present, since it can
carry user@ or port info that /etc/hosts + ssh_config cannot. Falls back
to the dir name only when no ssh-target file exists.

CLAUDE.md and README.md split the fleet table into Docker hosts vs
hypervisors with an explicit placement rule: don't deploy Docker stacks
on PVE hosts; capture host-level detail with server_inspect.sh, use
Proxmox-native tooling (qm list, pvesh, zpool) for VM/storage audits.
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# esh-pve
Proxmox VE hypervisor for the ESH home lab (`pve.esteban.net`). Non-PFI scope.
## Network
- **LAN IP:** 10.0.250.35
- **FQDN:** `pve.esteban.net`
- **Web UI:** `https://10.0.250.35:8006`
- **SSH:** `root@esh-pve` (key auth)
## Hardware
- **CPU:** 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900H
- **RAM:** 62.5 GB
- **Kernel:** `6.8.12-16-pve` (Proxmox 8.x)
- **Storage:** local `pve-root` at 94G (21% used) + two large NFS mounts from `10.0.50.50`:
- `/mnt/pve/esh-nas` — 92 TB available on `/mnt/pvestore`
- `/mnt/pve/tank-vmbu` — 93 TB, VM backup target (~1.4 TB used)
## What it runs
`esh-docker-vm` (`10.0.50.45`) is a VM here. Other home-lab VMs are not yet catalogued in this workspace — run `qm list` on the host for the live inventory.
## Refresh state
```bash
scripts/refresh-server-info.sh esh-pve
```
Same Proxmox-inspect caveat as `pfi-pve`.
## Placement rule
Hypervisor for ESH home-lab VMs. Not part of the PFI colo topology.