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select a VM, move to the hardware tab select a disk to be moved => the "move disk" button becomes available click "move disk" button, you are shown a little form choose target storage and maybe check "delete source" (after it's been moved, if move fails, nothing is deleted) Marco

see also http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Hardware_RAID Marco

Hi, are VM and VM4 seen as two separate storages by pve datacenter storage? If yes, you simply can live migrate each VM disk with the gui. select the disk and use "move disk" option... Marco

? without snapshots, I cloned a VM with virtio network card without problems... this shouldn't be related to the VM having snapshot, btw... try to clone a simple VM (with virtio network card) without snapshots: it should work, afaik. in fact, i think you could clone the vm as usual (without...

even better, perhaps, create one complete vm and then clone it to have all needed identical cluster members obviously ater cloning also as usual deduplicate vm basic info like MACs, ssh keys, hostnames, hosts files, etc... Marco

good... ;)

are you trying to use the built-in vnc in the proxmox ve web gui? or your own vnc client installed on a pc? the former should work without any speciall settings or iptables rule, while the second could once be set to work, although not recommended, with special settings. see this old thread...

not by web ide, afaik. if you can take snapshots, and (eg) it's on qcow2 storage, every snapshot is a raw file in the VM folder under <storage path>/images/<VMID>/ and has a similar naming schema as "base" disks, if VM disks are named like vm-122-disk-1.qcow2 snapshots appear as...

what you mean by "open consoles" and "break down"? the "console" in pve terms is a way for a client web browser to access VMs or CTs. If you refer to the java/vnc console to pve host or vm or ct, could it be your client pc that can' open more than 5 of them? Or is it the pve server to "break...

well, KSM can help when many VMs run the same OS. But this has a performance overhead, of course, it's a tradeoff. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/KSM Marco

Maybe a good strategy would be using local storage first, and then move the backup file wherever you need... Marco

yes, but that will last until reboot only, afaik. you need to permanently set the only left node to expected 1 (its) vote only see this thread http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/19035-how-do-i-demote-cluster-gracefully and wiki links there Marco

Hi, I dont think it's possible on pve at least see this old thread http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/17222-move-storage-of-templates-and-clones Marco

Hi, don't worry, everybody makes mistakes, your fast discover and recover will help anyone else to double check things (repos) if something similar happens... Every little bit helps :) Marco

proxmox (really kvm under proxmox) can use KSM an balooning. They must be enabled for the vm and balooning supported by drivers into the vm. see https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/KSM but those are tools to let VMs share in some way the same physical ram. Your pve host needs its own, for many...

Re: OpenVZ Containers new templates won't work? ..why in the world did you remove all text from your posts, replacing all with "Fixed"? and changing the subject, too, with "Misunderstanding"? ad solved, solved what??? other people could learn from your published experience, and solution. even...

Hi, this has become a FAQ, but the answer is usually: it is not planned. You can only restore to a single one, and then live migrate single disks to other storages, afaik. Marco

Thanks, yes, I knew that. (btw one point in the release information is just "* kernel updates"...) But how can I find which changes happened in all packages between two pve releases? Not a simple task, I guess. git repository https://git.proxmox.com/ has every package as separate project...

It's not about fixing upstream bugs, is about warn users about possible issues due to removed features in your product. The entire pve kernel is a proxmox product, it's not a module, afaik. I love pve, since years, use it professionally, have subscribed my servers, and Dietmar is my hero...

I agree with the RRJ: searching git repository is useful if you're a developer, and to keep tracks of ongoing developement, but with new release (kernel or other) a list of new/changed/removed features would help and be much more clear for everybody. Not the first time I see this request in this...