I was finally able to get my VMs back by setting the primary on each VM in /dev/drbdpool/. However, it has happened again and I was able to successfully get my VMs running except for one, so I just used a backup of said VM. However, when I tried to remove the hosed VM, I am unable to delete it...
Were you ever able to correct this problem? I am experiencing a very similar issue. I had a power failure which resulted with two of three machines in cluster powering down. The third machine is for quorum only and doesn't contain a DRBD disk. Now, I am unable to start any of my VMs which...
Since making the changes you recommended, it has all worked out! Thank you. Now I am trying to graph the information in Grafana, however I am unable to graph the CPU... Here is how I have my string set up in Grafana:
SELECT mean("value") FROM "cpustat" WHERE "object" = 'nodes' AND "host" =...
Has anyone set this up yet? I am attempting via following the wiki instructions...
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/External_metric_server
I have put both Graphite and InfluxDB into the status.cfg file... However when I perform a tcpdump, I do not receive any successful packet transfers.
tcpdump...
Hello!
Setup: 3 node Proxmox cluster with x2 500 GB SSDs per system at the moment. Currently using external NFS storage to allow for migration and HA, however interested in decreasing dependency on external NAS.
Question: Would I be best to use DRBD or ceph to allow for easy migration between...
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Is the proxmox machine the NTFS raid host? Or is the NTFS raid array on a dedicated Windows machine? If it is on a dedicated Windows machine, just mount the array directly to the VM via cifs-utils (if a samba share). I am a proxmox newbie too, however I don't believe that Proxmox...
I have never known of an option to specify the percentages in regards to network bandwidth.... In regards to using the GUI vs the terminal config file for OVS, I would recommend using the GUI. Just play around with it assuming this is not production :D Also, if you want one vlan to have 25%...
I am glad that worked for you! Unfortunately, for me it only puts out another error.
Specifically: "ifup: failed to open lockfile /run/network/.ifstate.lock: No such file or directory"
Thanks for coming back though and posting what worked!
As stated in the title, the host network will not start. Upon using IPMI and being on the host machine, I have run the following commands:
1. ifconfig
Only results in network "lo"
2. service networking.service restart
Starts the network and the host can be pinged at this point, however...
Any update on this front? I have a ZFS on Linux box and I am attempting to set up an iSCSI target for Proxmox. Has anyone found a fix for this and/or does this even affect performance? It definitely clutters the syslog.
Does anyone use a different iSCSI target?
Thanks!
Thank you for the insight. I didn't even consider the significance of adding a router until you mentioned it. DUH! :)
Now to the next problem, when I added the above bridge as shown, the rest of my proxmox network fails badly - as in the vmbr0 stops working and all network activity comes to a...
Hello!
I am attempting to setup a virtual network for a subset of VMs to communicate on, i.e. completely virtual LAN.
I have tried the following:
1. edited /etc/network/interfaces to ...
auto vmbr200
iface vmbr200 inet static
address 10.10.10.0...
I was never able to get Xen to properly boot up in a nested environment, however I was able to get Proxmox to boot up with the above commands.
e100: I verified kvm was working via the following command: "lsmod | grep kvm" & it returned kvm_intel... was this not correct?
Yep! :)
I am attempting to get Xen installed. I have recently updated to the 3.x kernel, and played a little, but still no luck. Can I ask, what did you do to get it working in the 2.6.x kernel?
Thanks!
I am attempting to install a Citrix host inside of my Proxmox host to just learn more about it. Here is a list of all I have completed in my pursuit.
modify VM.conf to: args: -enable-nesting
modify "/etc/modprob.d/kvm-intel.conf" to include "options kvm-intel nested=1"
changed VM cpu via...
Wow! That was an easy fix. I didn't even consider the different between rebooting the machine vs doing a hard off / on. I figured it was something easy I was missing. Thank you!
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