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indeed, i would also assume its reasonably possible seeing as debian has a netboot option available and seeing as proxmox is based on debian anyway....

further update its something to do with the references of the hd changing from sda to sdb and trying to change into the root of something that is not there the part of the boot script that is causing the issue: change root its trying to change the root to /dev/mapper/pve-root (which is...

further update its something to do with the references of the hd changing from sda to sdb and trying to change into the root of something that is not there the part of the boot script that is causing the issue: change root its trying to change the root to /dev/mapper/pve-root (which is...

not particularly an appliance wanted but rather the ability to install proxmox over the network eg via PXE rather than requiring the CD to be present in each server

only solution i know of currently is to reinstall with the hard drive active (enhanced AHCI) and make sure you get the right volume to install too (most likely sdb)

this should be what you need: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192.168.10.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.10.1 post-up echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth0/proxy_arp auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet...

surely this is a matter of setting the IP of each vm in the web interface and using venet mode rather than veth(bridged) mode? venet does not expose the mac address outside of the server (its the same physical mac address)

if you have more VPS/VM's using the same services (eg web) than you have IP's you need to either combine them on one box (for example using vhosts for web) or get more IP's there is no other way around this other than putting some services on non standard ports which means the port has to be...

your best bet is to use it to set up a software firewall using full kvm (i reccomend pfsense) which you can then create an extra "internal network" to which you can have as many VM's as needed sharing the one external ip pfsense can also provide some load balancing features for servers...

your gonna get the same problems i did now if only we could make the onboard drive stay last as the kernel panics i believe are caused by the fact it shifts your RAID unit to sdb from sda, i dont know if there is anyway of resolving this without a reinstall with both drives attached for...

to fully respond to my previous message it was actually in enhanced IDE mode in the bios and proxmox didnt pick it up i switched to AHCI, proxmox did pick it up but i got kernel panic as above - i did notice that my raid drives had moved from sda to sdb i switched to raid mode and i got the...

we rebooted to try this but on reboot we got a kernel panic switch_root: can't open '/dev/console' : No such file or directory Kernel panic - not syncing: attempted to kill init! our raid unit is a 3ware raid with 2x 1.5TB sata drives connected in mirror arrangement we were trying to get an...

i have this issue now with 3ware raid 2x 1.5TB drives in mirror, was working about 10 mins ago before i chose to reboot to get on board connected sata hd to work

i dont have physical access to the machine (as its a dedicated server) but am getting the tech support guys to check this out now

yes i have a 3ware raid card that picks up fine but i want to use the onboard sata to attach a 3rd hard drive as a backup volume the bios of the machine sees the drive but proxmox doesn't see it i wonder if this is a kernel thing where the right drivers aren't loaded

thanks for this, the guide you posted is in real english and much easier to understand and actually provides some real setup info rather than just a few config lines expecting a user to understand it fully first time through without explanation, thanks for the root suggestions, i fully intend...

a physical restart of the server was what was needed to get ssh to respond on the correct port only. still stumped on a firewalling solution, i mean its easy to setup webmin and csf+lfd on the Host machine but what i am unsure about is how that will affect the containers and that is what i...

this is perfect thank you

is there anyway of reducing this time to say 30 seconds?

UPDATE editing /etc/ssh/sshd_config and running /etc/init.d/ssh reload or restart opens the new ssh port for connections, but 22 still responds???