Recent content by abubin

Thanks for the simple guide. I manage to google around and found this tutorial that most resemble to what you describe. Except I did the extension on the system itself which is a bit risky. Better is to use livecd to extend the partition...

hmm..what about starting up the guest linux on a single user mode? That way the root filesystem can also be unmounted.

This is one of the feature that is important when using a VM. I created a standard centos guest with 32GB and it's IDE. Now I want to increase the volume size. I shutdown the guest. Next, I tried using the resize function in the GUI. After than I can see the size increased in the proxmox gui...

at last I manage to install proxmox 3.2 on one of my test server. I can't seem to get the VM started. Each time I start it, I will get some error as below: Could not access KVM kernel module: No such file or directory failed to initialize KVM: No such file or directory TASK ERROR: start failed...

wow..didn't know ubuntu 10.04 have this kind of problem. I am interested to know how you switch to using this guest kernel?

i think that is not limitation of vnc but rather limitation of windows login. Are you using same windows account to login?

this is cool!! I am going to give this a try. If all works out, I can get my company to purchase license. Love a community that is active and supportive!

once the VM is copied to the new box, obviously when need to switchover the new VM means need to be brought down? note: nevermind..i think I found the answer to this. It will depends on whether the storage is in same machine or in a storage machine. If the VM is located in storage machine then...

Does the clustering of proxmox only for HA? Means when I create 1 VM, it will be replicated to all the cluster. Compared to running various VMs and only apply HA to certain VMs that need it. Also, is it possible to apply HA on VMs as when it is needed. Like need to take the 1 server down to...

theorically, with this setup meant server1 and server3 only can communicate with each other using internet. How fast is your connection speed then? I doubt it to be fast enough since the recommended connection speed is 10gbit network. You should get a gigabit switch and make use of the 2 nics in...

Hmm..this would means I need to have enough free resources to cater for the VMs in another server for the upgrade. What if I do not have enough free resources or if I only have 1 server, how do I go about upgrading?

I just discovered proxmox and find it to be fanstastic!! I have been using other virtualization software like vmware, virtualbox and so on. However, what attracted me to proxmox is the clustering feature out of the box. Really neat feature and important one too considering everyone talking about...