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We can add network device to virtual machine via web interface: How to do the same operation via Proxmox API? Probably I should use the command 'pvesh set /nodes/{node}/qemu/{vmid}/config', but I am not sure how to use it to add or to delete a network adapter from a virtual machine. Could...

Sure, this is the website that I use while creating my application, but I cannot find what I was asking. That is why I have created this discussion.

So, is this an exhaustive list? Is it declared anywhere? Can I rely only on the specified states in my program? I am sorry if I am asking a googleable question, but I wasn't able to find an answer...

Every time I delete a virtual machine via web gui I get the following error message (though the virtual machine is deleted successfully):

I can get the status of a virtual machine by using the command pvesh get /nodes/pve/qemu/100/status/current For now, I have seen 3 different values used for this field: paused, running, stopped. What is the total list of all possible values and where can I look up theirs meaning?

The virtual machine starts successfully on a different stand, so the problem is in my original stand (but I don't know what the problem is).

Sure! Operating System: CentOS 7.2.15.11 (Core)

No way =) It was a virtual machine in libvirt on Ubuntu. The thing is that this virtual machine works perfectly when I deploy it on that same libvirt. What is more disturbing is that I was deploying this exact same image on proxmox and there was no problem. Maybe I've got this issue after...

I am using just local-lvm as a storage (i.e. no scsi or nfs). I am struggling for the whole day with different configurations and cache options. Nothing works =(

I tried different configurations for HDD and different sizes (30Gb, 32Gb, 33Gb). All of them result in the same screen:

No, my source is 30Gb. I will change now lvm disk size from 32Gb to 30Gb and see what happens.

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My steps to create virtual machine: 1. Upload image.raw.gz to server. 2. Run command 'gunzip -c image.raw.gz | dd of=/dev/pve/vm-100-disk-1' 3. Start virtual machine. Suddenly from some moment there is a problem that virtual machine cannot boot from a disk: Hardware settings: Summary...

1. If different vms have the same name it would be difficult for them to identify the one they need right? =) 2. When you are cloning, I guess, it is possible to ask a user to specify a new name for it and offer some standard name like "MyVm-clone1" (i.e. append suffix "-clone[n]"). 3. In VmWare...

In my code, right after I send POST request to create virtual machine, I am trying to get its configuration (or status): "pvesh get /nodes/pve/qemu/101/config" This command results in InternalServerError: If I do a 2 second sleep before making a request for this config, then I don't get this...

There is a way to set description for virtual machine when making POST request. How to retrieve that info for a particular virtual machine if we know its vmid?

I am sorry to take up your time, as original question has already found its answer, but I want to know this. What is the real world use case that demands 2 different virtual machines with the same name? Please, don't think bad about me, it is just the first time I see that there is a need for...

Thank you! The idea is good, but, I think, implementation is not perfect. We are supporting a lot of hypervisors and this is the first time I see that thing with VmId. All the others just use virtual machine name as a key, so this won't allow for collision to happen =)

Web UI shows me the recommended virtual machine id: How can I get this recommended ID via Proxmox API in order to avoid collisions while creating virtual machines? The best scenario of course is when I can send POST request without specifying vm id myself and let proxmox assign it for me...

I need to set meta info for my virtual machine so that I could identify it in the future. When I do POST request to create a virtual machine I can use the field description in order to set my meta info: request.AddParameter("description", "Secure Virtual Machine version 4.0.31.342...