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You are right I've notice kind of high cpu usage on both PVE and the VM while doing the iperf tests, although it does not cap. I have an Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz CPU on the PVE host and 2 vCores in the VM itself. Thanks!

I'm sorry. My diagram was not displayed as intended and I made some mistakes. Now fixed

Right it is ubuntu server 10.04 LTS sorry. $ uname -a Linux vm-filesrv 2.6.32-24-server #43-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 16 16:05:42 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Sure. I also remade some tests on another iperf client using Ubuntu 11.04. First a little schema of my setup: Ubuntu Laptop | 1m UTP CAT6 cable | 1GB switch | 15m UTP CAT6 cable | 1GB switch | 1m UTP CAT6 cable | PVE with several NIC including one using sky2 driver used for...

Any idea if it is hardware or software related?

Hi all, I'm seeing a huge drop of performance between running Iperf on the host and on a guest, even using virtio: - Laptop versus PVE Host 942 Mbits/sec - Laptop versus PVE guest (ubuntu 11.04 with virtio) 370 Mbits/sec Here's the kvm command visible on "ps aux": /usr/bin/kvm -monitor...

You are right, this is a best practice to isolate the firewall. However, I'm mainly testing solutions right now, and although I do have a firewall for my real network I would like to actually test having a firewall inside a VM ;)

You are absolutely right. Fixed.

Yes I checked it but the discussed solution does not work for me. I would like to use eth1 (so vmbr1) as the WAN interface of pfSense but then I should receive the IP address using DHCP. This address never come. It sounds like the problem were having several MAC addresses on one cable upset ISP...

Sure I will give my 2 cts. So regarding the apache listening on all IP addresses, I changed /etc/apache/sites-available/pve.conf Line 114: changed <VirtualHost *:443> to <VirtualHost 192.168.0.100:443> Line 127: changed <VirtualHost *:80> to <VirtualHost 192.168.0.100:80> I also changed the...

I was having similar issues where a pfSense shell by vnc was always missing the latest line, obviously usefull because all questions for configuration are printed on this latest line. I modified the code of the above described file by replacing 400 to 480 in the following: Line 72: $out .=...

Got my answers, sorry for asking stupid things ;)

Dear readers, I recently decided to test PVE and enjoy for the moment. However, I experience troubles while installing pfSense as a KVM. For instance, the PVE apache daemon is listening on all IP address on port 80 and 443 on ALL IP addresses, which is then causing troubles when I want to...