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AlienVault Open Source SIEM (OSSIM) is a complete Security Management solution that detects and profiles attacks, and provides a comprehensive, intelligent Security Management platform and toolset. The entire solution is composed of open source distributions including all seamlessly...

I more than understand. we have done some tricky things - using of all things an ssh tunnel and some localized scripts - they have gotten us pretty far - but not complete as we would like yet. thanks again Tom -PS - I sent a note about partnership opportunity a few times -but no response...

is there anything mentioned in the logs? those should help us diagnose and help you a bit

Tom - There are a number of us who are looking for this. If you visit http://www.whmcs.com/members/dl.php?type=d&id=14 you will see the WHMCS api link for server provisioning. How close are we - is this something perhaps a few of us could fund ? to make happen? We are looking to stick...

ifconfig vmbr0 shows: error fetching interface information: Device not found cat/etc/network/interfaces shows it however: iface lo inet manual iface eth0 inet manual iface eth1 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 98.100.x.x netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway...

in short - multiple systems running proxmox cannot ping their gateway other systems non proxmox all ca no vlan nothing different other than proxmox being installed any ideas? in short - if we remove the network cable and then plug back in - they go down hard. different switches ...

thanks - sadly - while that allowed the interfaces to be renamed (awesome trick btw) i still cannot ping the gateway strange - really strange

After reboot the network interfaces are not found. I was able to find 1 by going in and editing /etc/networks/interfaces and changing eth0 to eth2 restarted network and voila - worked... however now - it does not any ideas - as this is getting tiresome... i have 4 vps down on this node...

I have tried a few things - but sadly I am not able to figure out how to mount two 4TB drive arrays ... Any ideas? I have thought about breaking them down to be smaller - but we would loose the ability to have a raid 60 array that way Please advise.

any idea when that might be...? I have an 8TB disk array I would love to put into place here...

BitBud has an excellent post here: http://bitbud.com/2010/01/07/trunks-bonds-bridges-and-vlans-in-proxmox/ Good Stuff.

for us it has ... I got so far as to get a quote - very inexpensive in fact from someone to help do this in our billing system - but they turned us onto a different system that works very well. We still use ProxMox a great deal - but the openQRM system shows a ton of promise because it...

another alternative here - Check Out Splunk - the free version will allow you to catalog up to 500mb of data per day - very easy to search ... There are a few tricks to making it secure since the free version is not password protected. . . pretty simple to install and run

your right - they expect it in Jan :-( We use it for the Xen stuff a great deal - and its great... but yeah - noticed that after i suggested it - was just going there to confirm... my apologies

while it is not free - the cost is very small check out www.FluidVM.com

even trying this # nc -l -p 5900 -c "qm vncproxy 5900 101 password" fails :-< i get connection refused and then that process stops on the server

having issues getting this to work for 1.4 and a kvm instance. In short - I setup a kvm - but cannot attach via external vnc what is the easiest how-to for us to follow here - server id is 101 Strange - seems I can do this on the 1.3 and earlier - but 1.4 just cannot get it to work (go figure)

we experienced much of the same thing - Downgrade (if you can) to cPanel 11.24 vs .25 the difference was incredible in both cpu as well as ram usage. What we found was that there were a ton of hanging processes and that apache restarts a few hundred times a day vs. how it was before . . .

+ 1 for this as well :-)

There is a simple way to install an IP Calculator @ the command prompt for Debian users. # apt-get install ipcalc I am thinking a simple cgi-wrapper like here: http://jodies.de/ipcalc_cgi would work wonders - pretty easy to add - and might help when folks are looking @ subnetting on their...