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Why do you want the whole config on the webinterface. For most things the command line is the best thing. I think also that ntp and other services are part of debian and not of proxmox. If you want to set an other timezone do dpkg-reconfigure tzdata thats all. The ntp server does not manage the...

The 2-3 seconds that the network restart are no problem in most environments.

No not with brctl and ifconfig!!! Edit the /etc/network/interfaces Then make a networking restart this should work and you config is not lost at the next reboot.

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/jar/signing.html Try to sign the jar with your cert.

Delete your browser cache. Or try to find some date stored from java. On servers you have with java tomcat and others a java keystore

I would use vlans. 10 interfaces are two much! Do you have such big traffic that you need real interfaces?

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Proxmox is not for installing it on a workstation. What your gateway is depends on your network. If your adsl modem is also your nat device then the ip of the modem i think 192.168.100.1 should be the dg. I think you MBR is broken.

Delete the auto eth0. This is not needed. How is the vm configured?

If you want to use KVM then load the netinstall image. Don't download some images with a lot of software you don't need or for these are a lot of security updates available. http://www.debian.org/distrib/netinst If you use openVZ, which i would recommend use the proxmox images or build your own...

I would do following: Buy something like that: http://www.applianceshop.eu/index.php/firewalls/opnsense/opnsense-desktop-and-wallmountable.html So you there is no more need for your router. With the pfsense you can do routing, natting, firewall, vpn, dhcp, dns,... Go with the WAN into the...

First of all you can't only put two patchkabels in a homerouter and thinking about 802.3ad! This will not work. You need a manageable switch which can this feature. To have a firewall and a "router" as seperate devices didn't make any sense. I would take something like a alix oder an atom box...

You need not the cpan modules. There are also debian packages. Cpan has sometimes problems with updating the modules.

You need only on one bridge a ipaddress. All other vlans are also setup. But the don't have an ip address. Do you have configured the trunk on the switch? Is the second part the interface config from the kvm? The interfaces are eth0 and eth1. The bridges are visible only on the proxmox host...

You need boning for loadbalancing of interfaces or failover. An other use of bonding is to get higher bandwith. For example you have two 1GB/s interfaces. So you have nearly 2GB/s. On the bond interface you can define some vlans if you want. With this vlan interfaces you can create bridges...

What do you mean with Truck mode? Do you mean Trunk? If yes, how will you do a trunk with one nic? # Physical Interfaces auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet manual iface eth1 inet manual # 802.3ad iface bond0 inet manual slaves eth0 eth1 bond_miimon 100 bond_mode 4 # VLANS...

How is the status of the raid? Raid0 is not for production use!!! I would recommend to use raid10.

I would say install it in a small openvz container. On the host should only some things like daemons for raidcontroller or nfs.

Take a look of the loaded modules. I think this is the same problem i had on my server when i upgrade from 1.9 to 2.0. The fuse kernel module is not loaded and the pve-cluster could not started. Try to load the kernel module and do a apt-get install -f or dpkg-recofigure -a. This should work if...

Debian Squeeze has IPv6 support. So you need only to configure the network interfaces and bridge it to the hosts. Some things are done better from shell. Do you want to run ipv6 only or in dual stack mode with ipv4? Or do you plan to use ipv6 tunneling?