Recent content by rnicolaides

Hello Mr.Holmes, thank you for replying. node2 root@node2:# pvecm nodes Node Sts Inc Joined Name 2 X 12904 bay7 3 M 12924 2014-08-06 15:35:52 bay4 4 M 12904 2014-08-06 15:25:41 bay2 5 M 12904 2014-08-06 15:25:41 bay3...

I fixed it with the following on every node: And phew:) without downtime or vm restart... No HA enabled :# for n in pve-cluster cman pvedaemon pvestatd pve-manager; do /etc/init.d/$n restart; done :# fusermount -zu /etc/pve :# /etc/init.d/pve-cluster restart Now node7 is out of the cluster...

Dear community, we have a 4 node cluster, after removing a 5th failed node last weekend. I tried to readd the failed node, but it didn´t work. So I removed it completly. The cluster communication is realized over openVPN. On two nodes there was also a nfs server, with defined shared storage...

Dear Proxmox Team. I... ....created a pam user with ssh/public-key shell rights ....added that user in the Proxmox GUI. ....put that user in a pve group ....ensured the pve group has the following rights: PVETemplateUser PVEVMAdmin VM.Allocate Datastore.Allocate When I connect via GUI it...

Ok, after thinking and searching a lot, right after posting this, I found the solution simply by ps wxau | grep kvm And there searching for "vnc" The right command in qemu monitor to do this, is: change vnc unix:/var/run/qemu-server/970.vnc,x509,password

Hello, in the qemu monitor I set: change vnc localhost:150 to get vnc via external client working. That worked. But now I want to restore the default proxmox settings, like: # info vnc Server: address: localhost:/var/run/qemu-server/970.vnc auth: vencrypt+x509+plain Client...