Recent content by Morten

Good things comes to those who wait - and to those who creates the good things themselves :-) The Salt Stack seems like a very cool solution, but I can't get it to run so I can't test it. I downloaded the .deb file and this is what I got... root@pizza:~# dpkg -i...

Hi all, To whoever wants to run a command on all cluster nodes, here is a way... On one node create the file /bin/cssh with the following content: #!/bin/bash if [ ! -n "$1" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 [command]"; else for n in `xmllint --xpath //clusternode/@name /etc/pve/cluster.conf |...

Well, no LV creation is not a part of Proxmox (only for locale/internal storage, but just leave that alone for now). Go to your SAN server. Create LV with the size that you wan't the virtual harddisk have. Configure iSCSI LUN. Go to Proxmox and add storage like I explained earlier. Now you...

Hi, Nope, not basic. Just like everything else with virtualization storage is complex! The size and type of a iSCSI-filesystem on a SAN server is a matter of setting up the LUN on your SAN, and is not a Proxmox matter. If you are new to SAN concepts I suggest you download OpenMediaVault (debian...

Is it possible to see from what IP that reboot was initiated if it was done from one of the cluster nodes (not necessarily the one that rebooted)? I'm thinking it was one of my colleagues that clicked the wrong [Restart] button thinking it would just reboot one of the VMs, and now he doesn't...

Hi all, I had a cluster node that rebooted today and I can't find out why. Everything seemed normal while suddenly a container went offline. Right away I looked at the PVE log that said "Stop all VMs and Containers" on the node and the whole node just went "bye-bye" without leaving any clues as...

ID: Pick a unique name for this storage Portal: IP address or hostname for you NAS/SAN server (e.g. OpenMediaVault/Openfiler/FreeNAS or whatever you have setup) Target: After you have entered a valid IP or hostname in Portal you just pick the LUN of the iSCSI target you want to use. If you don't...

If you just want to add a new storage channel (e.g. iSCSI or NFS) to the cluster you click on [Datacenter] in the left menu and then click the [Storage] tab in the content/right frame and then [Add] Otherwise it would help a lot if you could explain what you mean by How it 2 will introduce you...

I find that this thread explains it pretty good: http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/5305-Most-stable-image-format-raw-qcow2-or-vmdk-for-KVM-and-Linux-only-guest

You could have a look at Debian-based OpenMediaVault. I'm using it as OS on the storage server in our Proxmox test cluster. I tried with Openfiler and have it running on a older storage server in our Proxmox production environment but I'll move away a.s.a.p. The authentication mechanisms...

Maybe you need to enable virtualization in the BIOS under CPU settings (if the CPU supports it). For KVM to work you need to get any output from the following command that checks for the enabled virtualization flag on AMD and Intel processors respectively: grep -E "(svm|vmx)" /proc/cpuinfo If...

Wauv, this is exiting! Looks good and handles well already! Good work!

Yes, it actually works that great I'm wondering why it haven't fount it's way to the main/stable repo. It's the only thing holding me from starting my upgrade feast :-)