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A server on the same network cannot connect to it. But proxmox master of the KVM can. How come? There's no firewall rules etc inbetween.

Okay. So simply said: I setup a KVM with CentOS. Redid everything and fun fact: The node could connect. However, the second node with errors cannot connect to it. At all. How come? (This is just a test scenario, I would not run a nfs server inside a container)

Hi there Tom! Thanks for your reply. I have exactly checked this out. I changed the IP from the node with issues to a other one (Not installed on bare metal). Worked just fine. Now that I run the IP back to the node with issues, it still has the same issues. How can this be a server issue...

Update: I updated to 3.4-15 instead of 3.1-21. Same outcome :(

Hi there. Running cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg Output: dir: local path /var/lib/vz content images,iso,vztmpl,backup,rootdir maxfiles 25 nfs: Backup path /mnt/pve/Backup server XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX export /home/node2 options vers=3,nolock...

Quick update! Got the WEB UI back running. Cant still start openVZ containers or anything. First thing for me was backing up the stuff. Can anyone tell me whats wrong now? I installed every removed package.

Even how stupid it is/was. Adding this: http://pastebin.com/4Svm2Rsa Trying to reinstall the ones that got removed, will it still work afterwards?

Hi there. I had some big issues with NFS, and somehow managed to delete "apt-get remove nfs-common" Now, the web UI is not responding, and even normal functions like "vzctl" or "qm" is not working. Running dpkg -l | grep pve Output: ii clvm 2.02.98-pve4...