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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    @PhilV i´m sorry for the bad news. In my case bad news also, my server is due to renew and of course i don´t go for renew. I am going to give another oportunity, i am going to order a new server and i will try again. It is very sad that a "big" company is omitting our complaints and simply "its...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    Not good news for me. They not found any issue in all test that they supposed to do. I asked for their tecnicians setup a rescue mode with a subnet IP attached to their vmac, still no response. I am only with 5 days to renew and i am not going to renew with this problem, the server is totally...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    Yes, here also try with different virtual interfaces (virtio, e1000), and also with LXC containers, and the same issue. It is not a proxmox or configuration issue. @PhilV any good news? :) Thanks for confirm that this issue is not only on GRA datacenter.
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    @PhilV thank you for your reply, hoping the best for you. jacobwilliam: "A VM has access to practically the same Internet speed as the host PC; no more of a slowdown than going through a typical router." -> This should be the case of course, but this is not our case, and it seems there are many...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    @PhilV any good news from your case? In my case the tecnicians it supposed they are checking the issue (and have the permission to access server via ssh to make test) but i have no news. Their previous checks was ok for ovh. @d1ch0t so, in your case they didn´t found the issue and you had to...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    I have rebooted server in rescue mode and configured in eth0:0 one IP from subnet to make test (without vmac assigned, with vmac not works here). And it seems that a simple wget --bind-address= it gives good results. The same stable speed and continuous over the time. Another track: in a VM...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    I think that this is not correct, since i had servers with soyoustart and the subnet worked as expected without limitations, so i don´t think that they do limitations on subnets "by default" on their main brand with a server with 3x the cost. If i got a dedicated server (with any company) i...
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    VMs Network speed slowing down

    Hello, Unfortunately the same issue here, also OVH in Gravelines datacenter. While in dedicated server IP i get full download/upload speeds, in subnet -where i am testing the VM- the same: - VM rebooted: i have about 8 min. the good values and the connection go very very slower and unstable...
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    Is the 4.4.13-2-pve kernel rebootless ready?

    I was refearing to kpatch from redhat: http://rhelblog.redhat.com/2014/02/26/kpatch/ http://lwn.net/Articles/634649/ It appears at this time only supports RedHat/CentOS and compatible and suse has this own called KGraft. By the way this method souds still in development and not recommended...
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    Is the 4.4.13-2-pve kernel rebootless ready?

    Hello tom, Yes, i maybe explained bad (i am not english native skpeaker). I refer that is supposed that latest 4.x kernel series it comes by default with some technology similar to Kernelcare, so is supposed should be possible no more reboots on kernel updates "by default" Thanks
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    Is the 4.4.13-2-pve kernel rebootless ready?

    Hi Tom, thank you for your reply. Yes, i know kernelcare and it is a very nice product, but it seems that in 4.x series of kernel the "rebootless" option has been added to it. I suppose then, that latest pve kernel based on latest kernel 4.x doesn´t have this support, maybe is not stable and...
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    Is the 4.4.13-2-pve kernel rebootless ready?

    Hello, Is the latest kernel at this time 4.4.13-2-pve ready rebootless? So no more reboots on kernel update? Greetings!
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    Expanding storage: understanding "cloud" storage

    Finally, i got the ovh response, and no good news.... i paste here literally -translated to english- the e-mail response: """ Dear customer, I can confirm that is NOT using RDB. If you use ovh Public Cloud to host VM machines is NOT recommended absolutely, you will have heavy connectivity...
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    Expanding storage: understanding "cloud" storage

    Nice to hear spirit, in proxmox web interface i also can see also "RBD" as option adding disk to pool, but as you suggested i am going to contact now with ovh to ensure how their work and if i am able to connect this space to my proxmox. I´ll update soon with news :)
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    Expanding storage: understanding "cloud" storage

    Thank you spirit for your reply: so i understand that "additional block devices" it will valid for me and i supposed i could connect this remote space to proxmox, right? They said for "additional disk": These disks can be configured from 10 GB to 10 TB and are available in two versions: one has...
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    I need to download proxmox 2.1 iso image

    Hello; proxmox-ve_2.1-f9b0f63a-26.iso 367.00MB http://t3.magnetcluster.me/torrent/others/495959/proxmox-ve-2-1-f9b0f63a-26-iso Here you can download via torrent.
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    Expanding storage: understanding "cloud" storage

    Hello, With my current 3x 120 GB SSD hard disk configuration per dedicated server (single servers) -raid 5-, the server will become full in hard disk space very fast, while server is with low load (on cpu/memory). So this is a heavy inconvenient, since yes: we have a nice performance but too...
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    ZRAID1 Software - Failed HD replacement procedure?

    Hello, For 2 hard disk, with zraid1 software configuration (mirroring), in a hypotetic case, how should we proceed in order to replace a failed hard disk? In traditional raid (mdadm) the basics is quite simple: 1. Unmount the failed hard disk. 2. Shutdown and replace hard disk. 3. Boot & clone...
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    Linux KVM vm´s don´t halt completely

    Hi jens, thank you for your reply. Yes, you are right, it seems that halt alone don´t poweroff system, it should be with the -p param (halt -p). By the way, in my Linux workstations i allways used to poweroff with the single "halt" command and really system halt & poweroff without -p needed...