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In looking closer at the qm command, it appears as though that is only applicable to kvm's. The Fedora install I am using is the OpenVZ container available from proxmox. Vzctl seems to be the tool for containers, but I am not finding an equivalent whole disk assignment command similar to the qm...

I've been using it for windows and Mac backups, crashplan, shared folders, hosting a cmms, playing with a wiki, openvpn, etc. Nothing I couldn't do with other servers, just seemed easier at the time to do with Amahi. If my comfort level were a little higher, I'd probably use Ubuntu server...

Thank you. Those are very much inline with my intuition. The idea of being able to yank a physical disk and recover from it is comforting, adding that extra layer is a little scary. The Amahi VM is less for experimenting than the other VM's. arri

For some reason the ethernet adapter wasn't configured right with that template. I don't know, I didn't spend much time troubleshooting it, I just installed onto a KVM from the full release ISO instead. Works fine so far. Regarding the storage solutions, four IDE should not be an issue...

Self proclaimed noob to Proxmox. My goal is a single machine that provides for a voip system such as PIAF, as well as a NAS for Windows and Mac backups. Additionally, I would appreciate the ability to test other servers on it. Hardware: HP ProLiant ML110 G6 6gb ram 160gb sda 2000gb sdb I have...