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Hi Tom, I copied the centos.conf from /etc/vz/dists to be named scientific linux and the IP change from the gui works great now :) Thanks, Tim

I was curios to try Scientific Linux 6 as Centos 6 has still not been released. I found am openvz template here. I got it uploaded and running on our Proxmox server. On trying to connect to the network I noticed that the IP address I selected for the machine was not showing so I edited...

Hi we can anyone confirm if it is possible to install proxmox on Amazon EC2. If not can anyone recommend a good provider, we want to anti spam software on it, so want a trusted provider. Thanks, Tim

Hi, I tried downloading Ubuntu 9.10 from http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/template/precreated and copied the file accross to my proxmox 1.5 server. The temaplate does not seem to be usable. Can anyone point me to how I could use this openvz template on proxmox 1.5. Thanks, Tim

I also recently needed to mount a cifs file system from a guest Ubuntu VE and found this great thread that suggested how it can be done from the host using cifs and mount bind. http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=msg&goto=15244&

Hi, Thanks for the reply I did read the bug report in relation to apache issues. Has the patch been applied to the currently release of proxmox. I would be happy to raise a new bug report for the apache issue, just not sure where we stand with current patches on latest released version...

There has been a patch listed for the live vzmigrate issue with the 2.6.24 kernel. http://bugzilla.openvz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=850#c5 Would the patch be any help to current Proxmox version? I think an admin of this project is aware of this patch? Tim

Thanks for the link. Just for the record the issue was DNS and not Samba in the end. So did not need to change it over! Thanks for supplying such a great service :)

Is is possible to change from venet to veth with openVZ once I have created a container. Some functions are not working and I would like to change this to see if it helps. Thanks, Tim

Thanks very much for feedback everyone. Ubuntu server LTS is very un GUIish amd had has a very good track record ;)(see http://www.iaps.com/2008-server-reliability-survey.html) Looking forward to testing proxmox :)

Just came across PVE today and almost can't believe what I am seeing! Looking forward to testing this at work, as we are looking to migrate from VMWARE server to KVM and this looks like it could be just the ticket! We run a mixture of Windows 2003, 2008 and Ubuntu Server (various editions)...