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This sounds like an ideal distribution to run proxmox on. http://www.osnews.com/story/20280/Nexenta_Ubuntu_Server_with_ZFS_goodness especially interesting is the seamless disk managment and backup.

Installed WebMin package on my proxmox server and am now using it to manage the server. Very useful for configuring, adding hard drives & managing LVM. http://www.webmin.com/

5900 I did a netstat and found the port was 5900. Added that to my firewall port forwarding and now it works.

I am trying to access my VMs using the console connection in the web interface. I can access the web interface from the outside (public) side but when I run the console I only get a blank window that will time-out. I have ports 80 & 443 forwarded to my proxmox server. What other ports need to be...

Yup. Have the untangle VM using, eth0 vmbr0 to external network eth0.1 vmbr1 to internal network Have my internal vm's connected to vmbr1, so all traffic goes thru the untangle vm.

Duh Is Firewire support compiled into the 0.9beta kernel that is available for download ?

Does/will Proxmox support mounting external drives r/w that contain the NTFS file system ? I tried installing ntfs-3g but had on luck.

Does Proxmox support external Firewire drives ? I want to use an external ieee1394 hard disk for backups.

never mind I found the add hardware tab never mind, found it.

I want to install and test Untangle. It requires 2 NICs How does one assign two nics to a VM. I have 2 NICs installed in my Proxmox server and have enabled both as vmbr0 & vmbr1

Proxmox doesnt recognize my external firewire drive. I was going to use this for backups. Anyone have any ideas on how to get proxmox to see my firewire drive ?

I have an eval version of SBS2008 downloaded from microsoft. I currently have 4 VMs. Windows 2003 Ent server, 2 Xp sp3 Vms and Kubuntu 8-04beta. SBS2008 requires a minimum of 4 gigs ram and 40gigs of hard drive space, a real resource hog.

I'm running on an intel q6600 quad core with 8 gigs ram with 2 500gig sata drives and am currently installing Windows 2008 SBS as a VM. Is there a way to assign a particular core (1 of 4) to a specific VM ? Also I currently have 2 SATA 500gig hard drives installed and I believe Proxmox is only...

Trying to install on a sata raid 1 array on an Intel Q35 motherboard. Install goes ok but when I reboot all I get are a bunch of 9A 9A 9A 9A etc Does ProxMox support installation to serial ATA hard drives ?