you can integrate this in with proxmox's networking as a 'patch' like this.
You create the bridges with nothing but the VMs attached. Then you script out the building of the vlans and bridges and add that script to rc.local
here is my script, note that even though I add bridges that already...
Odd, link worked for me. I'll describe the commands needed though.
In this example I have two vlans, vlan 2 and 4. vlan 4 is for a group of vms, untagged. vlan 2 is tagged only.
I have vms 110-112 on vlan 4 untagged.
I have vm 113 on vlan 2 and 4 tagged.
brctl addbr br-trunk
brclt addbr...
Just so people know. Found this.
My solution will be to have eth0 -> br0 -> vif and split of vlans based on br0, not eth0
Found the solution here - http://blog.davidvassallo.me/2012/05/05/kvm-brctl-in-linux-bringing-vlans-to-the-guests/
One way that proxmox can fix this is to do the...
I'm running Vyatta in a VM as my firewall and wish to use vlan trunking to simplify my configuration (I have 80 or so vlans). Is it possible to just pass through one interface into the VM that contains the entire trunk?
I have a large disk attached to a VM I'm using (10TB). I don't want to have this disk backed up with all the other disks (about 700G). What can I do to disable to backing up of that disk, but allow the primary disk of that VM to be backed up?
running 2.1
virtio0: vm-os:vm102-disk-1
virtio1...
Currently,when a VM uses multiple disks and you set a backup job you can only backup the entire VM or not. Meaning you cannot choose a single disk from the VM to backup. Is this issue fixed in proxmox-2.0
I'd like to avoid backing up terabytes of data :|
I added intel_iommu=on,igfx_off,pass-through and tried only intel_iommu=on added onto the kernel boot. Both allow the bridge to be passed through but not the device beyond it.
from what I can tell, the 2.6.35 kernel is not working with IOMMU, is that right? The device is behind a pcie to pci bridge, do I need to specify the bridge device only (as it is now), or do I need specify both devices (adding 02:08.0)?
conf file
name: pbx
bootdisk: virtio0
vlan3...
This is something I may test down the line then (2.3 months). The only other thing I can think of that would prevent me from using proxmox is user managment (looking at ganeti too).
I am planing a buildout and trying to get a feel of what virt software I wish to use (I know it is going to be kvm based). DRBD does not seem to be capable of scaling as I would need it.
I am trying to get rid of the requirement of a san and ceph looks like it can fill that hole quite well...
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