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Good point Tom, their licenses aren't terribly expensive for larger companies to absorb, the upside is you can build a great performing SAN using your own hardware and save a ton of cash.

We've had good experience with Nexenta Community edition setups for ESXi iscsi targets. I'm in the process of building a SuperMicro rig with 4U and 36 drive bays. I'm only starting with 8 drive bays filled, but will add them as we need the expansion or IOps.

There's a thread in the 1.9 forum that addresses this issue. I stepped my 1.9 install it back down to 2.6.32-6-pve in hopes it would fix the issue.

I have had issues since I upgraded to 1.9/2.6.32-6-pve from 2.6.32-4-pve. I have two CanIT spam filter VM's that have locked up hourly since upgrading last night with crazy high loads on CPU. I tried dedicating more cores to the KVM's with no change. I'm going to reboot this host after...

How can I PM you? I don't see any option to do so. I can post a visitor message but is that the same thing?

I would use an iPad app more than an iPhone app, but the iPhone app would be great in an emergency.. What Christoff said above is a great start. I'd like a consolidated page where you could see usage meters on all my VM's to monitor processor/ram utilization.

Apple doesn't have the XServe, they still have the mac mini server and mac pro tower server. You still need a *Mac* to be the host unfortunately. Now, I've seen screenshots from ESX 5 where you can select OS X Server as a platform for a VM, but nothing more than that.

If we already have e1000 nics on CentOS KVM's what is the best way to switch to virtio?

I did what you said here: auto vmbr1 iface vmbr1 inet manual bridge_ports eth1 bridge_stp off bridge_fd 0 up mii-tool -F 10baseT-FD eth1 And I still get this: pm01:~# mii-tool eth0: negotiated 1000baseT-FD flow-control, link ok eth1: no autonegotiation...

Thanks for the reply, I have the WAN interface bonded to vmbr1 and vmbr0 as the LAN. Can I set one to 10bt full and have the other run at 1000bt?

I'm trying to setup a PFSense KVM as my router, but my datacenter forces all connections to 10bt full duplex. I've tried manually setting the speed inside PFSense itself, but it keeps defaulting to 1000bt which is causing a lot of traffic issues. Is there a way I can set vmbr1 to 10bt full...

There was another java issue that came up with Macs that I applied a patch on PVE for. I'm trying to search on it but can't find it in the forum for some reason. Maybe that's the difference?

I just connected to my PVE install with a Macbook pro running 10.6.4 and the java update using Safari and I can open the VM remote VNC windows.

I personally switched from VMWare due to the lack of Mac based management tools. Web-based is where it's at.

We *just* removed a Win2k3 VM from PVE and noticed all of our other VM's (7 CentOS 5.5 VM's) are performing MUCH better overall. The difference is night and day.

I can let you have remote access to an OS X machine to test things on if you would like. Or, refurbished Mac Mini's are pretty cheap. They go for $429USD on Apple's online store.

Yep, my escape key is not functioning either.

I use OS X to connect to PVE and occasionally have to re-initialize a VNC session due to the screen resolution bug. I just close the window and re-click on the VNC link and it works fine. I can test the Escape key problem, hang on a big here. I just tested using F12 to select a boot device...

I finally got around to updating to the newest kernel this morning and have a few OpenVZ VM's I would like to get rid of. I cannot delete them from PVE's webadmin, how do I do this manually?