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Hi guys I am coming up on a deadline to migrate to a new facility in another city, already have a proxmox server I am planning to recycle and move to the new facility. However, in the interest of avoiding downtime I am planning to build one new proxmox box at the new location and set it up in...

Hi guys I am myself testing iSCSI target and initiators with FreeNAS and I have not yet installed proxmox (need to go pickup another server at the datacenter when I get a chance). I have been wondering since I guess proxmox will use an iSCSI connector to make the connection to the storage...

Thanks for your input! I am curious, in regards to your single SSD can you give me the brand and model to compare it to Intel X-25M? Also, do you have any stats IOPS etc? If you have windows guests on PVE you can run Iometer etc Right now I am trying to be conservative, it seems like the...

Good Morning Guys, I am looking to get the most out of KVM and PVE. Right now I have a single server that I am planning to migrate to a High availability cluster. For this, I need some recommendations. 1) On PVE 1.4 one of the features released was KVM Zero Downtime Live migration...

Hello, I was wondering how PVE handles IOwaits, we all know that server load can increase considerably if several VE's on a node are accessing the disks and exhausting resources. I wanted to know if promox (since its a bare metal software) would use a SWAP partition for VE activities on the...

Thanks for your response. The server is a single quad core CPU. This is what I ment when I used the settings I stated earlier. cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness shows "60" hmm

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Hi guys I moved a production machine using Centos 3.4 and cpanel to KVM and now the high load seems to be cause of the memory usage. There is 1536 allocated to this VE, and has a 3GB swap which seems that is not being used. top - 08:36:48 up 17:25, 2 users, load average: 17.09, 16.56, 9.34...

Hi guys I am trying to start this newly created KVM VE, and I get this error any ideas why it is not working or why iscsi won't work? I thought it was SCSI emulation, as this node host is SATA. Thanks

Hi guys I was wondering what would the best approach be to disable the web interface on a PVE Cluster, I only want to have access to the web interface via the master node and avoid HTTP traffic on slaves. How would I go about disabling it, and would it affect proxmox live migrate or any...

I am curious guys, what security steps are you taking to ensure that the web interface is secure for production environment? Are you allowing httpd to serve pages only to certain IP addresses using .htaccess? Allow only proxy access?

run this logged as root in SSH. sysctl net.ipv4.conf.all.proxy_arp=1 let me know if it fixes the problem.

Is the VM that you are pinging an OpenVZ or KVM one? Does it happen regardless of KVM or OpenVZ?

What kind of features are in the roadmap for the new user management interface? There are not really many details on the wiki. If you could elaborate what you guys are working on it would be great.

What password are you using to authenticate? I tried the command Tom mentioned, VNCviewer (windows) asks only for a password, I tried with the rootpw, blank, space they all fail and "nc" drops the connection.

If you wanted to downgrade the proxmox VE kernel to an older version that supports jailed hard-cpu limits, can it be done? Any tips or should be easy? Also, does the Proxmox VE work with an OpenVZ kernel at boot and qemu is just a script/program that basically is installed on the machine...

Hi, I am taking a closer look at the code behind the admin interface and I find usually a prototype like this at the top: PVE::HTMLControls::create_wsviewer Does that mean that regardless of the location of any other programming file I may create with that perl code...

Check to see if your CPU support AMD-V the virtualization technology. If it does not support it then you will only be able to run OpenVZ VE's.

Just make sure that you are using the recommended KVM settings when setting up a windows VE. See wiki. Then download the network card drivers and install them. Pretty much straightforward, I was surprised on how easy and quick KVM/PVE is compared to vmware ESXi (the free edition).

thank you kind sir