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I have 3 proxmox hosts and a freenas box, each with 2 nics. Currently, all of my VM's are running off of 1 nic but I'd like to dedicate 1 nic of each promox box to a separate vlan for storage only traffic. I configured one of the nodes and the nas nic to be on a specific vlan (23) at ip 23.5...

Each host server has 2 Xeon 8 core CPU's.

This is the result: http://d.pr/i/ACAu While it does seem better, I would expect much higher throughput from a VM to VM on the same host.

Hey Tom, I used iperf to test the network speed.

I just installed a new Windows 2k8 Std server on a 3.2 host that already has a 2k8 guest running on it. The new guest is getting horrible network performance, even to the other guest vm on the machine, to the tune of ~200Kbits/sec where as the existing guest is getting ~500Mbit/sec. Both...

I'd like to see this as well.

I'm planning a new proxmox install in a rack for some services that we are planning to offer and I'm trying to decide if what I'm doing is the best way to handle it. The idea is provide a couple of servers for Remote Desktop Purposes, basically a 2008 RDS server likely to handle 75 users. We...

Yea, that's what I ended up doing. It's taking a very long time to restore though.

I have the files that need to be restored from a backup and normally we do two sets of backups, one through Proxmox and one via another program to S3. The S3 backups did not contain the data needed so I'm thinking our only option to restore the directory is in the Proxmox vma backup. My...

I don't actually have the physical cache turned off. This particular setup doesn't have a RAID controller so it's running off just a single hard drive, crazy I know, working on it. Anyways, the cache I was talking about is the VM HDD cache which is right now, set to no cache. Playing with it...

Just as an update, here is the latest log. You'll notice a 14 hour difference between 0%-15% Any ideas? --- 100: Nov 18 21:15:01 INFO: Starting Backup of VM 100 (qemu) 100: Nov 18 21:15:01 INFO: status = running 100: Nov 18 21:15:02 INFO: backup mode: snapshot 100: Nov 18 21:15:02 INFO...

I have two servers both Lenovo TS130s with 12GB of RAM and Xeon processors. One has an Adaptec RAID controller with mirrored 500GB and the other just has a single hard drive for the OS and VMs. Both machines have a backup hard drive dedicated to backups only. Server A, with the RAID controller...

I took a 2TB drive out of a XenServer disk and attached it to our newly installed PVE 3.1 server. I went in a created a new partition to use the entire drive and then went to format with mkfs.ext4. Every time I try to format the drive, I get this error: "/dev/sdb1 is apparently in use by the...

Is there a simpler method to deal with USB drives other than this? http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/USB_physical_port_mapping#Proxmox_2.x_and_later now with 2.3 or 3.1?

I appreciate the feedback, those LSI cards run about $500 which is just about as much as my client is spending on their server. I'm looking for a inexpensive RAID controller to use for these guys.

Could someone tell me if this RAID card would work well with Proxmox? Adaptec AAR-1220SA - http://www.adaptec.com/en-us/support/raid/sataii/aar-1220sa/index.html I'm looking at using this for a small client with a Lenovo TS130 Server.

I realize that this may not be the intended way to use Proxmox but it's what I have to deal with at the moment. We're using Proxmox as a 1:1 virtualization setup for our server. Because I did not realize that bios RAID was not a true RAID and thus unsupported by Proxmox, we're running with just...

So BIOS RAID is considered to be software raid? I never knew that, I figured it was considered hardware raid.

I'm trying to install Proxmox 2.2 on a Lenovo TS130 with hardware RAID1. The array is fine before installation but upon installation and reboot, the array becomes degraded. Has anyone seen this before?