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    Host Gateway Different from Guest Gateway...

    Simple Questin: Host Gateway Different from Guest Gateway..... :confused:Is it possible to use different Kvm Gateway and IP SubNet into Guest from Host Gateway and SubNet in bridge mode?
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    Migrating Vms from old to new server...Which method?

    Other method maybe.. 1) create cluster. Master node ( new server ) and Slave node is old server 2) create a backup job because backup snapshots are send to master storage backup folder( is it true ? ) Th
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    Venet Interface...some problem

    I think that problem is that IP subnet of CT is different from that HOST and also GW. How setup subnet and gw ( different from host ) for CT with venet? I think that is best to use veth because I tried and work.
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    Changing from venet to veth

    resolved! This change must be made with CZ off. FYI: must be commented in routing command of venet
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    Changing from venet to veth

    I made the same task from web interface, but after saving, I see veth disabled from web interface. Why?
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    Venet Interface...some problem

    I see old container and server, but change only IP of host and container... Uhm..the host server has IP 95.110.197.xy/255.255.248.0 but IP addresses for VMs are 95.110.200.xyz and mask 255.255.248.0 I think that there is some problem on routing or similar... Help! Thank you
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    Venet Interface...some problem

    Hi, I've moved some containers to new server, but that containers (with venet interfcace) don't reach WAN, but in old server yes. I try to ping some server but I have not any reply. They communicate only with host. Is there some routing or firewall problems with venet ? Config: # Auto...
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    Migrating Vms from old to new server...Which method?

    Normally, I made snapshoot backups for all type of vms ( Kvm or OpenVz ). Are Snapshoot good for KVM machines?
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    Performance: Divide KVM and OpenVz machines between two server?

    Then.. Solution 1) One server for KVM with 2.6.32 and One for OpenVz with 2.6.18 Solution 2) Two server ( for load balancing and fault tolerant ) with 2.6.18. So, because 2.6.24 was released? What are 2.6.24 features respect 2.6.18?
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    Performance: Divide KVM and OpenVz machines between two server?

    then...if on new server I've 2.6.18 and I restore machine ( saved from old server with 2.6.24 ), I must update to 2.6.24 or not?
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    KVM Stable? Uhm...no much...

    Will be 2.6.32 OpenVz and KVM compatible?
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    ProxMox VE Cluster...

    I've two server with 2 Nic, one with public IP and one with Private IP. Is it good to config cluster with private ip or not?
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    Performance: Divide KVM and OpenVz machines between two server?

    I mean that from one server ( 4 Kvm and 2 OpenVZ ), I'm going on two new server ...
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    Performance: Divide KVM and OpenVz machines between two server?

    Hi, Would I've a benefit in performance if I running OpenVz machine on one server and KVM machine on another server? Thank you:confused:
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    KVM Stable? Uhm...no much...

    Hi, I inform you, that sometime, I must reboot my Win2k8 web Edit 64bit KVM machines because machine freeze or goes in crash... Why? Have you some stable kvm config ? I use 512Mb ram and IDE Raw type disk. Proxmox v1.5 Uptime 17:49:28 up 25 days 06:14, load average: 0.68, 0.73, 1.01 CPU(s) 4...
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    Migrating Vms from old to new server...Which method?

    Thank you for your reply. Do you mean backup/restore with offline migration ?
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    Migrating Vms from old to new server...Which method?

    Hi, I've rent new servers because I have to switch off old server. Which Is the best method to migrate/move vms to new server? Backup/Restore or creating a temporanery cluster with new and old node, then migrate machine and remove old node? Are there any performance issue or problem in running...
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    Can I take a snapshot of a Virtual Machine

    Hi, you have to do backup of that virtual machine and restore it via console with vzrestore ( for OpenVZ ) or qmrestore ( for KVM ). After, via web console, you can change MAC and other setup. See: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Backup_-_Restore_-_Live_Migration Bye