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Hi Wolfgang it seems it does create the zvol. FreeNAS doesn't use istgt anymore, but ctld. This is on 9.3 STABLE Jep it is definitly the thing. They have patched 9.3 and removed istgt for perfomance reasons and replaced it by ctld (see https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=ctld&sektion=8)...

I just noticed a new package update for the storage, the error now changed to, TASK ERROR: create failed - No configuration found. Install istgt on 192.168.1.249 at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/LunCmd/Istgt.pm line 99.

After upgrading to Versions 3.4-1 I decided to give it another go as I see that the ZFS packages have been updated. Unfortunately it is still not working. I have a zpool called PVE, my settings in storage.cfg are as followed zfs: freenas blocksize 4k target...

My current setup has 2 nodes and a FreeNAS box. All are connected over LACP two nics's bonded. Currently the ZFS plugin is not working for me, so I am running everything over NFS. I have 3 KVM VM's running (two win2003 servers and 1 Asterisk phone server) and two OpenVZ instances. (one of which...

Duplicate topic of http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/20070-Proxmox-VE-3-3-and-Freenas-9-2-7-ZFS-via-ISCSI will continue there

same problem here, any solutions in the meantime?

I was planning to use NFS for OpenVZ and iSCSI for my KVM machines. Allthough I prefer to use ZFS offcourse for the obvious reasons..... Hope they fix it soon.... The plugin does create the volumes but errors out....

did you get it to work? I have the same problems with freenas and proxmox....

I configured everything and I can see the storage but when trying to add a new VM I get the following error, TASK ERROR: create failed - No configuration found. Install istgt on 192.168.1.249 at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/LunCmd/Istgt.pm line 99. I also tried to migrate one of my vm's disks...

Does the new v3 kernel have ploop enabled?

What would be the best solution to forward external requests to different VE's with internal networks without having to do portforwarding with different IP's. Would HAProxy be the best option, to forward with domainnames to the different VE's ? (Every VE can have its own domain or subdomain)...

Would using OpenvSwitch also be a solution?

How far is Proxmox for using OpenVZ on ceph?Either by ploop images or the file system part of ceph?Will either of above solutions be available any time soon?

We want to use a VM as firewall, is possible to link a NIC to a single VM ?Either by means of a VLAN or by really linking the NIC directly?How would that work / config look like?

Are there known problems for running a OpenVPN bridge in a VM to another VM with openVPN? I have a connection and I can ping, but there is a major packet loss which I can't explain. Hope someone can answer... Thnx!

I'm running pfSense in a KVM and a PBX server in another KVM. I connect through a VPN to the pfSense server, all is working fine, now I can ping my pbx server "behind" it, the only issue is I get timeouts every few pings. Normally one would blame this one the NIC, but as these are virtual NIC's...

I have noticed now, that the ploop snapshots feature would be a very welcome addition to our current backup strategy. Hope it gets introduced soon. (sooner then RHEL7)

If they are OpenVZ VM's it would be easy, I would bring the USB disk to the new location. Pause or stop the VM on the old location do a rsync with difference and resume the VM on the new location. This will make the downtime max. 10 minutes or so ... If they are KVM VM's, i wouldn't know :)...

As it is now possible to do a snapshot backup of a VE to the same storage because of LVM reasons. Would it be possible to do the backup one the dedicated disk and then have the backup process move it to the LVM disk by ussing the --dumpdir function ? For example it is now doing vzdump 101...

hmm it seems you need to mount your drive with acl and user_xattr. Which I don't understand as they are not mounted anywhere like that, not even in the container.... So how can there be ACL's ?