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Hello kaufenpreis How did you - "try" to change? - expect that it is "showed"? Virtual size = The size which is seen inside the VM Disk size = The space which is physically occupied by your virtual disk You define always the Virtual size - depending on the format and needs the host OS...

Better than theory: Post both ifconfig -a ovs-vsctl show when VMs are running and I´ll explain.

Usually you have red lights at the node which cannot be reached for the moment by cluster communication network. These lights are independent from Quorum (if a Cluster is split into 2 parts only one part can have Quorum - but when you connect to portal into the part without quorum you will see...

Internal ports are not necessary in your case (you need them only in case of splitting VLANs and other special purposes). Connect you virtual NICs in the VMs directly to your bridge: Use Machine´s configuration, "Hardware" Tab and assign the bridge (vmbr0 in your case) to the Network Device...

Hello Mike KVM or CT? If you have a KVM you can more or less install everything as on a physical machine. Which one? Do you mean a VoIP switch? Ther are some distributions you can install directly from an ISO. Kind regards Mr.Holmes

The answer will be "Yes": quorum disk can be made everywhere where you can write files. But again: it would be much easier and more efficient too if you install a quorum node - a simple machine is sufficient, see e.g. http://www.amazon.com/Zotac-Celeron-1-5GHz-Barebone-ZBOX-ID18-U/dp/B00FN5ZIOK

Hello gogo3k The error in your config file is using password="pass" but correct is passwd="pass" But: as already mentioned in the postings before: * 2-node HA cluster is useless in that form - you must have at least a quorum disk, but better a small third node * you wrote But HA is...

Hello RobFantini Not yet - but sounds interesting and I will verify it a.s.a.p. and post my impressions. Kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello default Obviously you want to have the following: - Just one physical network for Proxmox server - VMs withs just one network for them all - but no direct connection from the to the physical network, just routed via NAT. Have a look here (very similar problem, maybe a coincidence ;)...

Hello Ian, The address 10.0.2.15 and is an indicator that you use the kvm built in NAT. The Proxmox server has address x.x.x.x which is not in 10.0.2.0/24 - you cannot make a connection from it to 10.0.2.15, in other words -A PREROUTING -d x.x.x.x/32 -i eth0 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8080 -j...

Hello Martin, Depends on your situation. 10Gbit/s is of course better than 1Gb/s, but if you don´t have to much load it will work with 1Gb/s without problems. Yes. No. What you maybe should consider: a third LAN (and 3rd NICs in all nodes) in order to have a seperate physical network just...

Hello Alexander If a system looses access to it´s storage some things will not work. It does not count if it´s a physical HD, a network storage or whatever. What will you do e.g. if in your native system the all of a sudden the local drive is not accessible any more caused by a defect...

Hello, Jeff Do you mean one bridge? If don´t want to have bonding (and you did not mention it) you will need three bridges; each connected to a physical NIC and assigned to one of th three VM virtual NICs too. Can be I misunderstand something - if this is the case post a small diagram as well...

Hello infinitydon If you restart the network the bridge connections of the currently running VMs will not be reconnected since they are not defined in /etc/network/interfaces. You can do this manually by brctl addif ... or, in case of ovs ovs-vsctl add-port ... but in general a...

Hello Miked82, It looks like a problem located in the container (resp. template). Have look here: http://www.linux-faqs.info/virtualization/unable-to-open-pty-no-such-file-or-directory Which template do you use? I used a lot of templates from...

Hello Bedlore, What do you mean with 60GB? The system itself consumes just 2GB. Maybe you post df -h in order to see clearer what you mean. Why lxc? Of course you can, but Proxmox supports OpenVZ very well and it´s a proofed solution. The most important is to have resources ready in...

Hello belette, Yes, that´s my impression

Hello Mike Looking at your .conf file I think simply the "resources" tag is missed. I verified the follwing (extremely simple) cluster.conf: <?xml version="1.0"?> <cluster name="holmes" config_version="5"> <cman keyfile="/var/lib/pve-cluster/corosync.authkey"> </cman> <clusternodes>...

Hello belette So you can use wireless but not hostapd. If fact there is a contradiction with PVE kernel. Seems to be simply not supported. Both parts of ID are not agglutinated, you should write modprobe -c | grep 8086 | grep 08b1 It is not refused by OVS and at the first moment seemingly...

Hello belette The device itself works? I.e. brings iwlist scan the proper result? Which kernel module does it use? You can figure it out by modprobe -c | grep <device-id> Btw.: It is of course up to you how to use the wireless adapter in Proxmox, but note that bridging it is not...