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Hi! I have working Proxmox cluster consisting of two Dell R320 computers and quorum disk. Shared storage is DRBD v. 8 over 10g ethernet named sn_drbd_data. Cluster + HA is working as expected. Now i intend to introduce Dell MD3400 as shared SAS connected storage named sn_md3400_data + 3rd Dell...

Hi! I am using Proxmox v. 3.4 with Dell R320 hardware + 10g dual port adapter 'Broadcom 57810 DP 10Gb DA/SFP+ Converged Network Adapter'. Whole system including 10g adapter seems to work all right with 2.6 kernel i am worried about these messages i get during bootup .. Apr 14 10:12:12...

Hi again! I forgot to mention that openvswitch is managing end user traffic (http, smtp, dns etc) and is working over eth0 and eth1; drbd is working over eth2 and its traffic is not part of OVS (probably just vanilla eth2 configured with ip address or some kind of 'modprobe bonding'). Imre

Hi! I am using Proxmox v. 3.4 with 3.10 kernel doing 2node cluster with quorum disk + drbd and openvswitch. Everything seems to work fine but testing drbd we notice such behaviour 1. stopping to get clean starting point root@proxmox-node1:~# /etc/init.d/drbd stop Stopping all DRBD...

Hi! So far i have used and i am using Proxmox for Linux quests and it is good, thanks for the good job! Until now i haven't had much need to run Windows guests, though i have some random experiences and they worked too. And it seems i need to run more windows (especially Windows7, Windows...

Hi! > Aug 5 21:21:16 andromeda kernel: device-mapper: snapshots: Invalidating snapshot: Unable to allocate exception > ... > root@andromeda:~# vgs > /dev/pve/vzsnap-andromeda-0: read failed after 0 of 4096 at 4846774059008: Eingabe-/Ausgabefehler > /dev/pve/vzsnap-andromeda-0: read failed...

Hi! I am not sure i understood your situation correctly, and although i am not feeling comfortable doing it i have resized some times (and i believe successfully) my filesystem which sat on fdisk partition like this (and i believe generally this procedure is quite solid) 1. make sure you have...

Hi! I am using Proxmox v. 3.0 and i would like you to confirm that one can generally safely increase these resources for a _running_ OpenVZ container (thru web gui) assuming there are enough so to say spare physical resourses on the host available (my containers run Debian v. 7 and Debian...

I reposted it to the right sub-forum, http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/15159-increasing-and-decreasing-running-openvz-container-resources-online (yet better if someone could delete this thread from 1.x sub-forum althogether).