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Re: OpenVZ venet network problems vmbr0, All OpenVZ One IP. Hello Walfrid If you are sure that sshd is started you should check the packet flow Hardly to imagine - proxmox distro includes tcpdump. Which proxmox version do you use and how did you install? But you can add this function by...

Re: OpenVZ venet network problems vmbr0, All OpenVZ One IP. Hello Walfrid Try: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d 195.154.250.195 -p tcp --dport 22101 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.101.1:22 iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.101.1 -p tcp --sport 22 -j SNAT --to-source...

Hello eiger3970 Use "Advanced Search", check "Posts" and filter by your name kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello optimus Usually it is included in kernel, exists in 3 but not yet 2.6.32. May be change to kernel 3 helps; did not find any other package which contains that module. Has nothing to do with your problem. Kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello Persevere Probably not, because What I understood the only one reason to not use this solution is that a static IP address is needed within the VM: The open item seems to be just "what to do in VM?" Define static IP and default route 192.168.1.1 manually! How to do this depends on...

Hello Persevere I guess the above is your internet connection in proxmox server behind a NAT router with 192.168.1.1 as gateway to internet The other interfaces are not configured yet - seems to have no relevance for the actual subject. You defined a kvm NAT !? (checked NAT in the proxmox...

Hello Star Network Do you want - to run cloudlinux in a VM? Yes, but VM only (did you notice that a kvm applicane arleady exists: http://dropbox.cloudlinux.com/images/cl6/aws-cl6-hvm-base.qcow2 ?) not CT - to convert proxmox to cloudlinux? No, works only for RedHat (as OS) and CentOS Kind...

Hello tdo As far as I know you need adminstrator right on the level (Datacenter, Host, VM) where you want to edit the firewall, but you can see it in any case. Yes, I agree something like "VM.Firewall" would be useful. So it´s hereby a request to development. Do I understand it correctly...

Hello Gilberto - As root select the storage in the tree (server-view) - Select "Permissions" tab - click "Add" - Select "User Permission" - Select User (which has to be defined beforeby Datacenter -> Users) and give him "Administrator" access Kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello acidrop This is the usual behavior - how and where the machines move in HA cluster cannot be controlled by user/administrator - but it should be possible to migrate them (by vm´s contex menu in web gui) back to nodeB. Kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello Paddy972 I agree - proxmox has a lot of advantages in daily usage as kvm and openvz available, basic OS is a real linux, nu huge client GUI necessary etc. I don´t either - and cannot imagine too. It seems to me there is something in your HW which proxmox "doesn´t like" Did you try...

And if you try to install without all these adaptions? I can hardly imagine that it will not work in that case - if really not you have probably a problem in your hardware (I have installed at least 50 times that version - never saw any problems like this).

Hello Paddy972 Which installation option did you specify in detail? But you can access directly to the console!? Dis you check after plain installation if web and ssh is working fine? Note that port for web is 8006 and not scanned if you don´t specify any option in nmap (only first 1000...

Hello Kristoff How did your "mount" command work? I tried with ntfs and it lasted extremely long. And afterwards using it as storage did not work at all (timeout). With linux ext3 at the same device (an usb external drive) I had no problems. In other words: ntfs does not seem to be a good...

Hello simson I tried the following with success (= starts up well and tested some basics but not all functions in detail): dab bootstrap vzctl enter 90000 #in container: aptitude remove libx11-6 #answer all questions with "Y" aptitude remove x11-common #answer all questions with "Y" exit...

e.g. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu Use the normal installation media and select "Try Lubuntu without installing" In order to have full access (in a terminal shell) you should type sudo -i

Hello Gilberto What kind (snapshot, suspend, stop) of backup did you make? In case of snapshot: did you have a lot of disk accesses in the guest during backup? In that case the backup is extremely slow - in oder to demonstrate it an example. I started a backup during a lot of disk accesses...

Hello Paulo does the problem still persist? In that case a look at /etc/pve/storage.cfg can help. The content is rather self-explaining, check if all the path entries are correct and match your understanding. Btw: - templates (for containers) are tar.gz but not ISO files and you find them...

Hello ds Is your request still open? If yes: it´s not quite clear what you mean: - the client is proxmox and it is Debian wheezy and not windows - the server must be configured independently in it´s OS and not by proxmox WEB GUI Kind regards Mr.Holmes

Hello lucaferr async is the default for NFS clients and therefore not shown Kind regards Mr.Holmes