8hours downtime, is a 99.9% uptime over a year.
If your clients are paying you that type of monies for 99.9% uptime, then VMWare's pricing shouldn't be a reason to move/migrate.... else, a 99.5% uptime is like more than a day a year of downtime??
Sorry, I don't have sympathy in those cases...
Have you tried ZFS as the storage yet?
I haven't seen those type of funs yet with ZFS, but then the method I "prepare" for the migrations, is to first use a replication task (ZFS specific I believe?) to pre-empt the biggest parts of the moves, then the rest is much quicker on the IO and delays
You could use the GRE tunnel link of OpenVSwitch - yes done it, yes, MTU was a biatch
Best is to get a private network from the DC provider to connect the servers in the back, as those are typically Q-in-Q 802.1q vlan capable links.
The firewall will be a problem, ie. you have the DC1's IP on...
Depends on your use case, you might want a S3 compatible with some fun bells and whistles: Go check out minio ( https://min.io ) and make use of "rclone mount" for mounting it "locally"
NextCloud is for "roaming"/distributed file and information sharing and synchronization like contacts...
I do not believe it's filtering, but rather the "optimization" of not doing the TCP checksums "internally" and then the remote kernel could drop it. It typically does work when it exits a physical interface that then does the needed TCP checksums. Had similar type of problems, especially with...
Same problem I saw on Debian9 on Proxmox5, but only when adding it "online", after reboot it appears to be all good ;(
(Saw that with adding a virtio network interface)
Hi there,
(where do I do "code blocks" with this forum software's rich text editor?)
I did a manual start of vzdump for VMs (Somehow the vzdump cron didn't fire O_o) using this command line:
root@proxtracs01:/etc/cron.d# vzdump -all 1 --mailnotification always --mode snapshot --mailto...
Looks like there might be a need to consider backporting the latest Nextreme II drivers to Debian/Proxmox from:
http://tinyurl.com/NextremeII
http://driverdownloads.qlogic.com/QLogicDriverDownloads_UI/SearchByProduct.aspx?ProductCategory=336&Product=1245&Os=175
1GbE Networking (bnx2) -...
I guess than the current one isn't new enough:
cnic: Broadcom NetXtreme II CNIC Driver cnic v2.5.18b (Sept 12, 2013)
bnx2i: disagrees about version of symbol cnic_register_driver
bnx2i: Unknown symbol cnic_register_driver
root@p1:~# uname -a
Linux p1 2.6.32-31-pve #1 SMP Thu Jul 24 06:44:16...
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