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Thanks I'll give this a go tomorrow! Never setup bridge before, where did you get this info just curious?

Here it is: auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 eth1 iface eth0 inet static address 173.199.143.197 netmask 255.255.255.240 network 173.199.143.192 broadcast 173.199.143.207 gateway 173.199.143.193 dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8 dns-search...

thats what im trying to do, but how do i do this? so far server works fine w/ the default eth0/vmbr0 which is WAN. but now i want to provide a LAN and so i created as you said, eth1 and vmbr1. it shows up in GUI as active: no, autostart: no, for both eth1 and vmbr1. what am i doing wrong here?

hi guys i've got a second NIC that I'd like to use to provide internal networking to VM's. i been messing around w/ setting up eth1 and vmbr1 from web-gui but it's to no avail. and yes, i rebooted after i saved them. anyhow, anyone got a good tutorial for achieving this? surely i can't be the...

cool thanks. btw, is this something that might be baked into the web gui sometime soon? i sorely need this as our clients needs it.

is there anyway to perform cloning?

also i noticed that you can only have "one" backup per vm. is this something that can be configured? and are there any docs of how we can actually perform snapshot backups, even if it's through CLI?

then any idea on when we can expect a real snapshot solutions for proxmox?

hello, i'm just coming from xenserver / vmware and testing out proxmox. so far, proxmox has far exceeded my expectations but just have one glaring issue so far. when i take live snapshots from proxmox, it just does a vzdump of a VM which can take quite a bit of time, as well as eating up...

sort of in similar situation, but i'm not sure why your fsyncs are so low. this is what i get from pveperf: root@server1:~# pveperf CPU BOGOMIPS: 166381.65 REGEX/SECOND: 1062496 HD SIZE: 54.88 GB (/dev/mapper/pve-root) BUFFERED READS: 201.79 MB/sec AVERAGE SEEK TIME...