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in the meanwhile you could script both the migration and then whatever you need. perhaps? Marco

an idea would be create your clone setting auto login for the only user (root) with a mandatory script to reset its password to random and then email you that, and other access details (like the assigned dynamic ip) (and other settings like ssh keys etc.). we do something different but to...

very strange, in my experience. are you completely sure your ram is not faulty (i know it's ecc but something strange like this could happen also for that reason) if you have some other server working ok (even other brabnd/models) and the ram can be swapped... I would try that. is it the only...

a quick search for "x3850" reveals the some people is using the X5, and it should be an evolution, mainly perhaps? here is a comparison http://www.thevirtualist.org/x3850-x5-vs-x3850-x6-comparison/ when I started with pve (it was 1.5 then) I had brand new x3650m2 - still here - and their...

well, I'm sorry but IMHO using proxmox without knowing its inner working is possible, but not advisable to. It's super easy use only the gui when everything works smoothly but not that easy when something causes troubles. I'll give some suggestion below, but if you are seriously...

see this http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Two-Node_High_Availability_Cluster#Quorum_Disk_Configuration so, as udo said, your only option could be setting up an iSCSI target on windows server machine... if you can't do anything else... please note that your windows machine used like that should be...

Hi, due to the huge amount of factors, probably post some more detail about pve (pveversion, pveperf, storage.conf, repository used, /etc/network & such) and for at least a vm (vmid.conf) would probably help someone spot what it could be. Marco

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

I've found an old post http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/6192-Physical-disk-pass-through last post in the thread refers to this page but after someone removed it, here is the revision with the info th epost referred to...

how many servers do you have? you need at least 2 servers to have a cluster... 1 is in hosting? and has 1 ipv4 nad 1 ipv6 address the other? Marco

Not sure this cluster can work across different subnets... for sure not recommended for live migration http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/22197-live-migration-with-different-IP Marco

are you issuing that command from the joining (EMPTY, no VMs) node? ie: 192.168.104.27 is NOT the address of that node but the address of the first node where you created the cluster, right? Marco

see this http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Two-Node_High_Availability_Cluster Marco

ok if you have other pc, it makes sense :) I just wished you to be sure. Sometimes people wish to backup all hypervisor's vm on... a vm inside it. Which is even weirder. to install over debian, see this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Wheezy "The installation of a...

really, put the only machine to control the hypervisor INTO it as a vm? weird. I don't know about hdmi, never tried but I feel a much better setup would be instal pve on top of a standard debian, and create the windows vm or else inside pve. Marco

this is weird... have you done tests like - changing scsi ith ide or else? - are you sure is the host disk really? - other cluster nodes behave the same with the vm? - does it work the same creating a new vm with same setup? - are you sure your local lvm setup has not anything wrong? (I'm not...

please define "nothing in internet"... ? https://www.google.it/search?q=backup_complete_cb what you get as result n°1 & n°2...? if you get latest sport news, try this instead http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/16405-Backup-of-VM-failed-backup_complete_cb-5...

I had one w2000 server once... but behaved well... (had some other quirks but nothing like that). Try choosing another vCPU. Marco

In proxmox you can switch kernels with the same pve-manager: just reboot and choose another kernel (as I said before). So there is no direct relation I think. Of course only a newer manager can "manage" new features in newer kernels, or manage differently features in newer or older ones... Marco

? proxmox is a debian derived OS, so install /configure samba as you do on debian. if you don't want to access those share with other windows systems (desktops) although, nfs is probably a better choice on linuxes. But both will work. Marco