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I removed a node from a cluster using pvecm delnode xxxxx.Now I can no longer connect to the web interface.How can I fix this short of re-installing PVE 3.0?Thanks,Wolf

Thank you. That helps, and restarting pvestatd helped. (actuallly it had died, apparently).

It's actually a standalone server, not a cluster. I will try restarting, but I would also like to know what causes this so it can be avoided in future.

Hello, My PVE Server Console suddenly lost all VE names, showing only numbers, regardless of which view (Server or Folder). Everything looked ok, I went and had supper, and when I came back, the VE names were no longer shown in the list of VEs, only numbers. If I click on a specific VE, I can...

We are getting this message when trying to install PVE 1.5 on a machine where the install worked once already. Any idea what causes it? That would help us troubleshoot it. First we thought it was a bad disk and swapped disks, but the next disk had the same problem. Then we thought of...

I hope this is a novel idea and that it is feasible: If I have two nodes (node1 and node2) with a DRBD shared storage between them, could I copy /etc/qemu-server on each server to /shared_storage/etc/qemu-server-nodeX and then replace the original directory on each node with a symlink to the...

For the external IF, with a public IP address, can I give the KVM guest the same IP Address as the corresponding Bridge on the host? If not, is there a way to connect the KVM guest to an external IP address without assigning another one in the same subnet to the bridge on the host? They are in...

Yes, that was the first thing I looked at. So I added a section for each of vmbr1-3 to /etc/network/interfaces. Then I rebooted the machine, and when it was back up, my vmbr1-3 blocks were gone, and instead there was a line for each ethernet card there, which hadn't been there before: iface...

Hello, the virtual machines I need to run on my proxmox are attached to multiple networks: (a) A firewall appliance which is attached to the WAN router and the LAN (b) An Asterisk server attched to (another) WAN router, LAN, and a special VoIP LAN The host machine has four NICs, one of which...

Ah, understood. Thanks!