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Found the solution. Stop the pve-cluster and cman then Shit-can the cluster conf and reboot.

I have a problem with my Proxmox install now after trying to enable Clustering. I followed the wiki to enable clustering and now the primary server has permissions problems on the /etc/pve folder. This is now preventing backups of Qemu servers, as it fails to write the temp file in the nodes...

I have a problem with my Proxmox install now after trying to enable Clustering. I followed the wiki to enable clustering and now the primary server has permissions problems on the /etc/pve folder. This is now preventing backups of Qemu servers, as it fails to write the temp file in the nodes...

I will find out next week as I will be going to the data center to adjust the firewall and then I will be adding more IP's to the containers for the sites we are starting to move onto them.

Sorry I wasn't very clear in my question. What I was asking is do I have to consider anything with regards to how the virtual networking is done in Proxmox (VENET)? I presume there is some routing going on but I was not sure what affect this may have on firewalls in my set-up.

We have several servers in a data center which are part of our Proxmox cluster. We have 64 IP's for the servers. We have a firewall server with 2 NIC's one for the internet connection and one going to the switch with all the servers attached. The firewall is set-up using bridging so that each...

Thanks for that. Since I only needed the spare hard drive for that one container and not the others I decided to allocate the block device to the VM using: vzctl set 101 --devices b:8:16:rw --devices b:8:17:rw --save then adding to the fstab inside the container: /dev/sdb1 /backup defaults 0 0...

I have a container set-up which is our backup service. I need to add an extra hard drive (500GB to 1TB) to the HW node then allocate the space to the container. Should I just partitioned the new disk on the HW node as LVM2 then mount it with bind into the container or is there a special...

I am trying to set-up an NFS server in a container: I have tried the Debian etch template and the Ubuntu 8.04 minimal template from openvz. When I install nfs-kernel-server on either of them, start nfs-kernel-server then run rpcinfo -p NFS is not listed. It seems that the kernels do not have...

I will check with our accounts department how I can do that, normally I have to submit an expenditure report to get a budget and then submit invoices for all expenses. I am sure we can get a bit for you though.

That sounds excellent, I am very much looking forward to seeing version 1.0. Are you going to keep this project as open source or will you be making it commercial later? I would like to see a section in the wiki about the features for version 1.0 so that the community could offer discussions...