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I've inherited a legacy Vmware install I'd like to convert over to Proxmox. It's three IBM x3650 M3's, using a IBM System Storage DS3500 as it's shared backend, all connected via SAS cables. Each x3650 has 2 SAS ports in it, which feed to each of the controllers on the DS3500. I'm wondering if...

It walks you through setting up a HA cluster using a cheap and available APC PDU as a fencing device. Also shows some other examples. It's not super duper answer everything in depth, but a good primer and example on how to do it yourself.

Backup/Restore is one viable options, yes. Since you have VM's on both, it wont let you add to the cluster since VMID's and such could be the same, I'd guess. If you absolutely had to, you could SCP over the disc files from the old machine to the new machines, and then make a new VM with those...

The benefits of the subscription are pretty plain forward. If you run without it, you're in a non-stable repository for updates. Since this is non-stable, your servers could be considered Non-stable. Now, I've got no-sub boxes out there running fine, but if it breaks, I've got no help to fix it...

And I just saw the "power is not an issue" part. that'll do ok, bump up the ram and some faster disks and it'll be nice.

I had one of those, it sucked power. Depending on how heavy your Vm load is, I'd say look into a white box you can build with a modern I7 and some decent ram. It won't have the server level ram, but it also will be much more efficient. Doubt you'll get it for $350 bucks, but the power will...

Absolutely love the HTml5 Console. I can finally use my on the go Chromebook to manage things!

Got mine from Amazon today. Very nicely done. It'll help train up people who are focused heavily on the Vmware/Hyper-V side of things, and see what they have been missing.

It's serving from it's own virtual disks, yes. Setup in qcow2. They are hosted on a OmniOS NAS, which has a 30 disk ZFS pool as storage with 5 256GB SSD's for cache drives in front of them. It's connected to the proxmox cluster via 4 bonded 1gig nics into a gig switch, each node connected in...

I've setup Fileservers in Proxmox just like I would on hardware. KVM images, either Win2k8/Win2k12 or Ubuntu 12.x, both currently running. With VirtIO drivers and bonded nics, I'm able to get decent bandwidth, and haven't had a problem. The Win2k8 machine has been up serving files for 2 years...

Done and done. Thanks again!

Changing the ACLMode to Passthrough resolved the issue. Thanks so much!

My bad, I'm doing this all remotely and miss somethings hoping back and forth through windows. /usr/bin/ls -dv /PartA/Test drwxrwxrwx+ 7 root root 7 Feb 18 08:20 /PartA/Test 0:user:root:list_directory/read_data/add_file/write_data...

Ah, got it now. Sorry, still figureing this out zfs get aclinherit PartA/Test NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE PartA/Test aclinherit passthrough local zfs get aclmode PartA/Test NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE PartA/Test aclmode restricted local zfs get...

I did. Those are the results for the Pool PartA. I just copied and pasted your commands into the reply for ease of reading.

zfs get aclinherit <dataset> NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE PartA aclinherit restricted default zfs get aclmode NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE PartA aclmode discard default zfs get sharenfs NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE PartA sharenfs off default...

Not that I know of, but is there a way to verify? What does these commands show? zfs get aclinherit <dataset> zfs get aclmode <dataset> zfs get sharenfs <dataset> /usr/bin/ls -dv <dataset> From the ZFS server, I assume? I'll need to check that, just want to make sure I'm in the right spot.

here is the results from a mount -l. IP address and such is correct. 192.168.0.47:/PartA/Test on /mnt/pve/SanBox type nfs (rw 048576,wsize=1048576,namlen=255,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600 addr=192.168.0.47,mountvers=3,mountport=62633,mountproto...

I've got an OmniOS Napp-IT box connected via NFS to a 3-node Proxmox cluster. Everything works great, until I try to upload an ISO file to the system via the web interface, where I get a permissions error. starting file import from: /var/tmp/pveupload-651fa0b939061fb69fd14d1578e7006e target...