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hi, I tried to forward a port to another server temporarily: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d SERVER_1_IP --dport 33919 -j DNAT --to-destination SERVER_2_IP:33919 iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -p tcp -d SERVER_2_IP--dport 33919 -j SNAT --to-source SERVER_1_IP this worked, until I...

well, stupid me, sorry for bothering :)

hi, proxmox fresh install over debian. try to set Read/write max burst (MB) for a VM in the gui: Parameter verification failed. (400) scsi0: unable to parse drive options ops setting works though. what can cause this? thanks

as i remember, i enabled tty1 in /etc/inittab and run init q after this, and i got the prompt on console

i just wanted to test large file copy on two windows vms, first WITHOUT setting any io priority and the result was surprising: while copying the same file on both vm the second (w7) took almost all the io bandwidth from the first (xp) root@genya:~# cat /etc/pve/qemu-server/108.conf acpi: 1...

and how can i find out which pidof kvm belongs to which vm?

hopefully someone with bigger skills than mine will test that, and i think it can be eysily implemented to pve, if it works

what if you start a kvm process with lower ionice priority? won't that work this way?

i meant the disk io priority

maybe a stupid question, but is it possible to start a vm with lower/higher ionice priority? thanks u.

@marotori: does the quota setting hor hcp work for you?

suspend -> snapshot disk1 -> snapshot disk2 -> resume -> backup disk1 -> backup disk2 i'm not a big ace but i think it only "freezes" the vm, it happens really fast.

i think no because the two snapshots have to be made at the same time thatswhy the vm is suspended for less than a second.

that's true because you store the changed blocks on different volume. but why do you need multiple snapshots simultaneously? or was it an accident only?

i did not because it hurts when it hangs :) and i saw people in the forum who had similar issues with newest kernels