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Ok, then spiceproxy is listening on port 3128 for you as well. Have you restarted xinetd after adding the spice port?

Could you try to run "netstat -ntlp|grep spiceproxy" and see which pot spiceproxy listens to?

A workaround is to use xined as a ipv4 to ipv6 proxy. service pve6 { flags = IPv6 port = 8006 bind = 2001:xxxx:yyyy:zzzz::11 socket_type = stream protocol = tcp user = root redirect = 127.0.0.1 8006 type = UNLISTED wait =...

I'm having a strange problem, I've got two kvm servers in one vlan (vmbr625) one of them loses contact with the network from time to time, and I have to restart the virtual server. What I see is the following. * virual server -> out arp ok. * arp reply -> eth0.625 ok. * arp reply ->...

Found a way to start "missing" guests manually. Keeping a copy of /etc/qemu-server/ on the other server, and copy the files into /etc/qemu-server/ if one of the hosts should become unavailable. I'm aware that I can't delete the vm instances form the webinterface when the failed host returns...

The issue is that I can't change which vmbr a nic should be connected to. I have to delete the old nic, then add a new one in the new vmbr. For instance, fai is on vmbr129 and I want the server I've just installed to be in vlan 404 which is in vmbr404. Then I have to delete the interface...

Hello, I'm using pve on a couple of my own servers, but I'm about to put pve into production at work. There are a couple of things that I would liked to be different. 1) If you have a cluster with shared storage, it should be possible to start a "missing" guest on another host if one of the...