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Which Strasbourg datacenter specifically?

I'm well aware of their vRack guide, but this is not part of the issue (Plus their guides are ancient). This is the official Proxmox guide för OVH and it doesn't require vRack: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/OVH Or are you saying that the issue don't exist on OVH with vRack and failover IP's? In...

I think it's because the connection is reseted on the switch that causes it, I've seen high speeds for about 2-3 seconds and then go down FAST. It seems this effect is larger when you reboot the VM (You get the same effect if you reset the network on the VM too). I'm sure it's not Proxmox...

Good, i guess if OVH doesn't do anything about this - We will just have to change datacenter.

Are you using vRack on a second NIC for your VM's?

It's not, we are not using vRack, but route to the main IP of the common NIC.

There is only one bridge, vmbr0, it uses the same network model as OVH's guides suggests and with IP failover + virtual mac.

I got a reply from OVH that they will not do anything about it. Can confirm it's still an issue: Download test file from HOST IP. root@server4:/home/user# wget 10Gb.dat --2016-09-24 13:48:48-- 10Gb.dat Resolving proof.ovh.net (proof.ovh.net)... 188.165.12.106, 2001:41d0:2:876a::1...

The speed tests from this morning clearly shows that OVH's hardware are overloaded during daily traffic. And proves that the issue is NOT software related! root@vpn:/home/deploy# ./speedtest-cli Retrieving speedtest.net configuration... Retrieving speedtest.net server list... Testing from OVH...

After doing an upgrade and reboot of the Proxmox Host, VM speeds are restored to what they should be. First test after reboot: root@vpn:/home/deploy# ./speedtest-cli Retrieving speedtest.net configuration... Retrieving speedtest.net server list... Testing from OVH (*.*.*.*)... Selecting best...

I have the same issue, HOST-32L on SBG-1 And it does not seem to have been resolved. iperf -c iperf.ovh.net -i 2 -t 10 -r ------------------------------------------------------------ Server listening on TCP port 5001 TCP window size: 85.3 KByte (default)...

Correct, so snapshot's are always copied directly to destination, even when compressed?

Everything is up to date - should i run apt-get dist-upgrade instead of just apt-get upgrade?

INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 101 --mode snapshot --remove 0 --compress 0 --storage diskTwo --node server3 INFO: filesystem type on dumpdir is 'zfs' -using /var/tmp/vzdumptmp12661 for temporary files I also tried with --tmpdir switch but the result is the same. My pveversion -v...

The directory remains empty during the backup, it only contains: /vzdumptmp17739/etc/vzdump/pct.conf /vzdumptmp17739/etc/vzdump/pct.fw Why? EDIT: Enabling pigz is also ignored in the conf file. (Yes it's installed)

I keep seeing this on the host syslog but can't find the LXC container that has the process, is there any command i can use to find it? [579656.171678] traps: php5[16356] general protection ip:7f18c401c420 sp:7ffe2b1f2148 error:0 in opcache.so[7f18c4016000+20000]

I could login just fine yesterday and no upgrades have been made since then. I get this in the log: authentication failure; rhost=94.XXX.73.182 user=root@pam msg=yubico auth failed: BAD_OTP How can i troubleshoot this? (I'm of course using the original Yubikey) EDIT: Now it suddenly worked...

Yeah, no lockups at all in two days!

I suspected something i daily cron since it happened in the morning, but couldn't find anything obvious.

Typical, now i got a hang just because i said that... But i didn't restart the containers yesterday, so i might have been that. EDIT: The last thing i saw i the dmesg before the reboot was apparmor denying some read, I'll try and catch it next time.