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There was a feature with lxc command to forward port without routing from hardnode to lxc-contaioner: lxc config device add mycontainer myport80 proxy listen=tcp:0.0.0.0:80 connect=tcp:localhost:80 Is there a way to do the same with Proxmox/pct ?

Got it done. Just created logical volume on VM's physical volume, proxmox accept this and get storage stats up to date (aviable/free space on VG), then add new line to fstab and additional storage to proxmox, mark it as Backups - that's all...

Proxmox 3.3 have integrated NAT and firewall features, and NAT only for 3.2 and older versions.

:D Fast answer is YES... But I think much easier get CPU with VT-x and use Proxmox as is

>> But it does not seem to be the same "snapshot" mode as doing it manually on my VM, because it does an entire copy of the disk, on an NFS share. That option means "make snapshot of LV and then dump it to the files with compression" - advantage of this backup method is short down time...

Yes, you can use qemu, but this VM's can't be managed via Proxmox GUI

As I know there is no way to rum KVM-based VM's without VT-x/AMD-v . Make sure your CPU supports one of this options on vendors sites: http://products.amd.com/en-us/DesktopCPUResult.aspx http://ark.intel.com/ To be sure You can check this directly on your server (run in console): # lscpu |...

Thanks for reply NdK73, I have raid10 in back end of my storage and this backup is for "logical" inconsistency only, so main question is how to use VG-storage for backups ...

Hello! Few weeks ago I configured node wih newest Proxmox 3.3 and main storage I chose is LVM with separated phisical volume. But now I got issue with local backups, since 500Gb mounted on /var/lib/vz is not enough. First idea I get in my mind is to create logical volume in VM's volume group...