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True. I added storage, if my memory is not failing, by mounting the NFS drive and adding it in Proxmox GUI.

I used internet search engines with site:forum.proxmox.com add a hard drive

Can you access your proxmox with IP-address from that other location? If not, setting up DNS does not help. You need a route from that other location to your proxmox.

What is the Proxmox VE Administration Guide saying about that?

Did you get someone else to proofread the texts? I do not mean to be impolite but my experience with translators is there are going to be errors and typos in the translation. A proofreading program is useful but not enough. Even better if the proofreading person uses proxmox so the context is...

Did the upgade run to completion on that host? Try running apt-get upgrade to see if something is missing. It should tell you what commands to run to fix it.

Just realized the partition sizes are Mbytes and not Gbytes, as was intended. Guess the partition is much too small, and thus is "unavailable" for use as log.

I'm trying to add ZIL to ZFS, but it fails with error message in topic. root@pve:~# zpool status -v pool: rpool state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM rpool ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0...

Thanks for help. Turns out the package proxmox-ve was not installed at all. Installed it and the error message went away. Strange though how this happens. I did not notice any error messages when I installed. I do remember now that I did not use the .iso downloaded from Proxmox.com, but OVH...

I have recently installed Proxmox 4.3 from .iso file downloaded. I happened to notice pveversion says proxmox-ve is not correctly installed. Everything seems to work OK, so I am confused what is wrong. root@rauta:~# pveversion -v | head proxmox-ve: not correctly installed (running kernel...

I have two hosts, older running proxmox 2 and new where I installed proxmox 3. I plan to get rid of the old host once all virtual hosts are successfully running on the new.I can take hosts offline, so live migration is not needed. I managed to sort of get one virtual host moved to the new host...

That is not the point. netcat-openbsd was just an example, there are other packages that do the same thing, i.e. trying to install them causes removal of those essential packages. Seems qemu-server depends on netcat-traditional, and netcat-openbsd conflicts with that. There is the reason APT...

Have I messed up my proxmox 3.1 installation? Trying to install some packages makes APT wantto remove packages that seem quite essential. I did install several other packages, they installednicely without side effects. # apt-get install netcat-openbsd Reading package lists... Done Building...