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Hello everybody! I'm trying to migrate some VMs from a 3.4-1 cluster to a 4.1 cluster. Each VM runs on node but the storage is a NFS shared folder (from a Synology NAS), one shared folder for each VM. I've backed-up my VMs and than I restored on the new cluster. So I have VM atlas with storage...

Hi all First the setup: 4 nodes proxmox cluster. VMs with disk on the NAS (shared folders over NFS on synology DS814). Each folder has a dedicated volume on NAS with only one shared folder in it. Each Volume is 80 GB in size. Every VM has as hard drive a raw file of 80 GB. Today one of the VMs...

Hi @alatteri: upgraded to 3.4 - no improvement @Tom: enabled spice, configured firewall to permit port 3128, associated .vv scripts with virtviewer and problem solved :) another way that solved the issue was to use a remote desktop client (mstsc - port 3389 TCP) but this was limiting the use...

Hi I'm using Proxmox v 3.1. I've just installed a windows 7 professional as guest and the video performance is terible. On a previous thread that i've seen on the forum, it was sugested to use standard VGA graphics adapter wich i do (by default after install). Any ideas? Thank you Vlad

That was my thought too however the backup folder which also resides on syno2 is perfectlly accessible. As soon as I delete the nfs_vm1recovery i am able again to declare VM, to clone VMs and to restore backups. Today i've tried to make the recovery nfs share o a third syno and I had no...

Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Clone is done through right click on machine in left hand side tree. Create VM is done through button right side upper corner. Interesting enough, i have observed the following: 1. Also restoring a VM from backup had the storage section grayed out 2. I...

Hi all I'm using proxmox for about an year for hosting linux VM's on top un a 4 node cluster with nfs shares on synology NAS. However this is the first time tu see the following behaviour: Right clink on a virtual machine --> Clone --> Target storage and format grayed out. Also Create VM...