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I wrote "trusted party". This does not necessarily has to be a professional CA. I know the whole x.509 system isn't perfect, but in the end I prefer the list of preinstalled certificates over not knowing if the server is really who he says he is. Even if I would sign my own certificates...

Update: Following things will work: 1) replace the SSL crt files and the browser will show a secure connection 2) change the SSL paths in /usr/bin/pveproxy and the browser will show a secure connection Following things won't work: - The Java console applet won't work with either of the solutions...

Ok, I played around a little It looks like it is enough to paste the intermediate crt directly under the server crt into the /etc/pve/local/pve-ssl.pem Now I only have to test if the java applet is still working.

If I just replace them my browser will not show that I'm using a secure connection as long as I don't add the intermediate certificates

Hi, in Proxmox VE 2.* I just had to open the apache2 virtualhost and add my trusted certificates. In PVE 3.0 apache2 was replaced with pveproxy and I can't find the configuration files. I know the SSL Key that is being used is located at /etc/pve/NODE/pve-ssl.key, but replacing something like...

is somebody using a hardware raid? what raid controllers are known to work with proxmox/debian 6? i am thinking of buying a LSI 3ware: http://geizhals.at/492092 any experiences with this card?

Hallo, I have used NFS to store all of my VM's, now i want to use LVM on iSCSI primarily because of Live Snapshots. I have added a iSCSI Target and then created a LVM group over the iSCSI and everythink works fine. But i have some question before i start using this in "production" 1) how do i...

Hello, today some electricians installed new Network Cables in the ceiling. While doing that they unintentionally unplugged a switch and disconnected my 2 hypervisors and a storage server. It would be nice to have a status tab in [Datacenter] -> [Storage] with information like "connected...

linux has VIRTIO Drivers included you can find windows drivers (which work with 2008 R2) here: http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/virtio-win/latest/images/bin/virtio-win-0.1-15.iso

if you can't start vm's, make sure you use Firefox. I wasted half a day just to find out that i can't start vm's with opera

yes and thats why i told you to create a new one