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Devices in the same subnet should not need a gateway to be reachable.

Dear all, I am experiencing a very weird issue, in one of my nodes I cannot reach the local network. If I change the IP address to a public one, it works... This is my interfaces file (I have censored the public addresses): auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto enp5s0 iface enp5s0 inet manual...

May I know more about the "asynchronous IO mode for each disk of a virtual machine" feature? I can understand the advantages in terms of performance but are there any risks when it is enabled? Thanks

Thank you very much both.

Hello, can a directory where a datastore is configured be based on BTRFS? Did anyone try it? Any issues? Thank you.

If I am not wrong, PVE 3.4 is based on the ovz rhel kernel so, when ovz team releases the patched kernel, would be nice and a responsible from the Proxmox team to help us to keep our 3.4 installations secure, even if it is EOL.

Sorry if this has been discussed, but I couldn't find a definitive answer to the following question. What kind of local storage would be possible to use in the stable release in order to live backup both containers (with quota support) and virtual machines, without the need of...

Virtuozzo 7 beta1 is out -> http://openvz.org/Virtuozzo_7_Technical_Preview_-_Containers

Do you mean that OpenVZ support will be completely dropped?

No, it doesn't get stopped or suspended. It is a live backup.

I've manage to fix it. If somebody experience the same problem, just add: fs.ve-mount-nr = "MAX NUMBER OF MOUNT INSIDE THE COINTAINER" to /etc/sysctl.conf on the host and update the configuration with "sysctl -p"

Hello, I am facing a weird issue. In an OpenVZ cointainer, with CentOS 6 64 bit, I've an high number of bind and tmpfs mounts (I need them for the cPanel Apache Jailshell): # mount | wc -l 4091 At some point, it started to refuse to mount new ones, with the following error message: # mount...

Re: grub-setup: warn: Attempting to install GRUB to a partitionless disk! Will it boo You shouldn't install GRUB on a partition, you should install it on the device/disk where the partition /boot resides (eg. /dev/sda)

I couldn't upgrade my servers to 3.1 yet, so I am not sure what you're talking about. May I see a screenshot of this message? How often does it appear? Just after the login? I've no problems with it, it is just to know what to expect after the upgrade. Thanks

If you're using a bridged network configuration, then in your /etc/apf/conf.apf the interface should be like this: IFACE_IN="vmbr0" IFACE_OUT="vmbr0" and not eth0.