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That's exactly what I want. I can check it on the online vmware server but if I need to do a modification in the kvm image I cannot do it as exposed before

I am trying to migrate a vmware vm (debian 4.0) to proxmox but I'm having a problem. After converting the vmdk file to qcow2 with qemu-image convert the vm does not boot. It freezes in "booting to kernel". I tryed to attach the disk as IDE, SCSI and VIRTIO without success. I'm trying to open...

I don't understand. I know the differences but as far as I know vzdump is the only method to automate the backups from the web interface. I am using a tar file that is created through the daily backup. So I need vzdump to restore it. Thanks dietmar for the tip, but now I see that I have...

I want to clone a Centos 5.3 VM that I have running. I have done the copy-restore procedure with vzdump but now I don't know how to change the IP and the hostname of the new VM. vzctl only provides this for openvz containers and not for KVM. With XEN I usually mounted the image in loop mode and...

I can confirm this on proxmox ve 1.2 I hava a server with a public IP and a pool of 8 IP's from a different range. I have followed this manual: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Model#Routed_Configuration and does not work unless I set manually the ip_forwarding to 1. As you say on this...

I just deleted it and recreate a couple of times and it didn't work. After creating another VM with the 32 bit version and trying to create again one with the 64 bit did the trick. Now it's working thanks.

navigating I can see ubuntu-8.0-standard_8.04-1_amd64.tar.gz but this does not appears after executing pveam. I have downloaded manually and then uploaded from local. I tryed to create a new VM with this template but it fails. The /var/lib/vz/root/102 (VMID) is empty. theorically using openvz...