Simply adding a password for root is not enough for Ubuntu 14.04 Server.
You also need to edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config, and comment out the following line:
PermitRootLogin without-password
Just below it, add the following line:
PermitRootLogin yes
Then restart SSH:
service ssh restart
Once installed succesfully Ubuntu 14 LTS, I 'm not able to login via ssh, "access denied", of course I'm sure I'm using the right password.
I also changed succesfully the password from the main node
> vzctl enter 100
> passwd ....
but still I'm not able to login via SSH into the container 100...
Also I tryed to logged in proxmox via SSH,
> vzctl enter 100
> passwd ....
I changed succesfully the password
I tryed to login via putty into the container 100 with the new password with no success
access denied
Hi,
Uploading the template ubuntu-14.04-standard_14.04-1_amd64.tar.gz downloaded from http://download.proxmox.com/images/system/ I get the following error missing iso
Any tips?
thanks
The strangest is that I did a vzrestore from NAS to migrate a well running VM from an old proxmox 3.3 to a new proxmox 3.4 (same machine, bigger HD), using the same procedure used with the other 3 VM.
Steps:
1) vzrestore
2) stop old VM
3) start new VM
4) rotate IPFAILOVER on new machine...
Yes, they are on the same bridge, they ping succesfully from host to VM and viceversa, tracert shows that IP is on the correct machine.
I noticed that the only difference with the other running VM is in Plesk, on the other 2 VMs I cannot add IP directly from Plesk(10.5 and 11), I have to add...
Scenario:
Proxmox 3.4 with 4 VM on OVH,
I migrated 3 VM from an old server to a new one with no problem,
Today I migrated the last one, The migrationwith vzrestore, was succesfully terminated,
I moved the IP failover on the new machine (1 IP + 1 block 8ip)
I can access via Plesk to the server...
Hi,
My subscription is been auto-renewed last week, but on 30 sep I'll change my machine because I'm migrating proxmox on a new server.
How could I migrate the payed subscriptions?
thanks
luc
Re: Best practices partitoning proxmox 3.4 on OVH Server [SOLVED]
I solved,
In OVH wizard panel reduce the dimension of var/lib/vz enough to leave almost 20 GB free, OVH will allocate the free space for snapshot.
Hi all,
I'm going to install a new proxmox s3.4 on OVH server, to avoid configuration errorcould anyone confirm the best HD partition?
Scenario:
Infrastructure Server 32GB RAM - 3 300GB SSD SoftRaid -
Intel Xeon E5
E5-1630v3
4/8t
3,7 / 3,8 GHz
32...
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