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its basically impossible to have a single VM have more resources than available on a single Hypervisor server (until Quantum computing becomes a viable reality) load balancing itself doesnt need any thing special configured in proxmox, just configure your vm infrastructure as appropriate - IE...

i gave up initially before they patched it and just did an nginx reverse proxy - but the process is cert agnostic - although the thing to note - the intermediate certs for rapidssl counts at 2, so the cert count for a rapidssl wildcard setup including the cert itself would be 3 - not sure if...

yes the cluster has no knowledge of the hardware beneath the cluster software itself - if you are planning on running vastly different server configs/specs then you probably want to look at failover domains to make sure HA vm's failover correctly to the right servers in your farm

i've done it before, cant remember if i had to manually remove it or if pvecm add <node> did it for me but the two_node=1 section was removed and the expected votes count was increased

live migration isnt critical for me, but being able to press a few buttons and proxmox does it (offline if neccesary) would be awesome

i'll have a quick test with the next server i roll out :) - i figured that was the case though

you should not need to setup the static routes for your IP's if its routed to your VLAN correctly then this will have no effect.

excellent news re migration, does this mean that i could create a cluster of PVE nodes without shared storage AND be able to do migrations between the nodes? I'm not looking for HA options here, just central management and easy manual migration between pve nodes

Hi There has anyone tested to see if Proxmox will run with the default debian (wheezy) kernel - i know that openvz will not work however I am not interested in openvz support, only KVM. I'd rather have the newer kernel for better hardware support and performance than the older openvz capable...

Ah yes, thats basically resetting the Nat config for proxmox that CSF destroys when you set it up

I've found that i cant install centos from ISO because of this unless i do the manual VNC workarounds described in the wiki and use a standard VNC client rather than the java applet the debian installer which uses text mode works fine however, am using Mac 10.8.4 with latest oracle java...

I've never installed it on the hardware node - simply because it mucks around with IP forwarding and bridging in its out of the box config - it would be better to set a simpler iptables set of rules that only deal with the Hardware nodes IP addresses then pass the rest of them to the network...

i have run CSF on private IP's before - you must disable the Bogon's and private address blocking options in the config - its not a proxmox issue, its a VM/CSF issue

best thing to do is setup nginx or apache (nginx is lighter and simpler) as a https (port 443) vhost/server and reverse proxy to the PVE ports - i did this to get correctly signed SSL certs working and the java applet working in PVE 3.0 - my config for nginx is over here...

I Ended up following the instructions for SSL in the wiki but then also setting up nginx as a reverse proxy with the following config file (domains/ssl's redacted) - i then setup the nginx certs correctly with the cert and intermediate concatenated together java applet works and SSL checker is...

the problem seems to be that pveproxy is not using this for https connections and thus the security trust chain is broken when checking the http interface with a tool like: http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html as theres no intermediate certs presented

no i followed your isntructions to the letter - i can either have the Java Applet working but the security chain broken through a lack of an intermediate cert in the PEM file or i can have the security chain working but the java applet not working with a cert too long error as described above

interesting thoughts there however i used the wildcard SSL setup with the "old" apache setup and never had issues with the java applet its just since moving to the PVEProxy application, actually very tempted to just reinstall apache or nginx and try and just reverse proxy port 443 through to...

i can confirm this works for me and the JAVA applet works, however when i check the SSL at http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html it still complains about a broken chain because no intermediate crt provided for the webserver

yes i did