Recent content by zorrobiwan

You are not the only one https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-8-to-9-on-ovh-bare-metal-servers.169924/

Almost right vmbr1 shoud use the internal vrack IP not the range one (the local IPs you use to create the cluster ... but it seems you don't have one ?) In my case it's a 172.16.x.x IP In OVH manager, link your range(s) to the vrack Then assign an ip from the range to the CT but : - not...

I've installed it through pip since a couple of days and it's working well too now. Thx for you reply

I've a couple of containers running Debian 10 and certbot installed via snap Since a couple of weeks, certbot is not working anymore. Last certificate generation is around December 22nd and it fails to renew (and yes we are the 21st ... 3 months later) certbot renew aa_is_enabled() failed...

ok thx for the reply !

Interesting @MMartinez ! Are you using ZFS on your physical server ?

I experience the same behavior (still) Proxmox 6.4 on ZFS and LXC containers Any operation in Docker is really slow and disk usage is growing Building images takes hours and I got time out on starting containers in a stack so I have to start them several times. So, thx, now I know that Docker...

Range is assigned to the vrack. Vrack is working across DCs and countries. https://www.ovh.com/fr/solutions/vrack/ It should work (must work according the doc)

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Tested and it works very well ! I had to change the configuration of my vmbr1 bridge on the host and be careful as we can't have 2 different gateways in the same time on a container will write a blog post about this and will referenced it here later In brief: - need an IPs range (not...

Here is something interesting https://community.ovh.com/t/cluster-proxmox-ip-dediee-a-chaque-vm/11621/8 Translated interesting §: To be tested

Yes I order them always /32 for the same reason. But am I wrong, but it seems we can only associate IPs range to the vrack, not individual /32 IPs ?

@spirit really good to know, I'll test it ! (and I blame me to not have tested that earlier) :)

Check https://community.ovh.com/t/migration-ip-failover-proxmox/1899 (in French sorry)

Hello. You can certainly move the FO IP from one host to the other manually using the OVH manager. That's how I work since years. I've read it's possible to make this automatic using the OVH API and/or using Ripe IP range and using a script to send some arp packages. But I've never investigate...