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    IPv6 Firewall Support planed?

    I think it can be done, using aliases, and a cron script which run each minute, do a dns lookup and update the ip of the alias. (BTW, IPV6 firewall is fully supported in proxmox since v4)
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    Choosing Performance Cluster FS with Horizontal Scaling

    I don't recommend a cluster file system, for hosting vm images. (too much overhead, lock contention,...) Use ceph rbd block device (not cephfs) , best storage ever ! (running 100TB ssd cluster , never had failure or hang since 3 years now)
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    maybe problem is different. (different storage,network configuration). maybe you can try to install pve-kernel 4.4 , test. and if it don't work, test pve-qemu-kvm 2.7 from proxmox4. (I have posted link in previous posts).
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    Slow VM's when backups are running

    when backup is running, if a new write is coming on a block not yet backuped, the block is first written to the backup storage before acking the new write. (it's only occur at first write on this block). if you have a lot of writes, on differents block, and you have a slow backup storage or...
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    Livemigration error with localdisks and pve 4.4-96

    do you have qemu-server: 4.0-112 on both nodes ? mainly for this fix: https://git.proxmox.com/?p=qemu-server.git;a=commit;h=b2e4d3982fe7f6a413852c6ef97814907dbb8fea
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    (Only) Windows bad diskperformance on PVE 5/Ceph Bluestore

    you don't need to edit ceph.conf (anyway, qemu cache option override it) qemu cache=none -> rbd_cache=false qemu cache=writeback -> rbd_cache=true
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    if with kernel 4.4 + pve-qemu-kvm 2.7 both from proxmox 4 on proxmox 5, you still have the problem, I really don't understand what it can be .... Are you 100% sure that you don't have the same problem with proxmox 4 on this specific server ?
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    I have theses 3 packages installed, but It was on a proxmox5 after upgrade from proxmox4. they are coming from jessie package. You can install them safely, no conflict with newer packages http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gnutls28/libgnutls-deb0-28_3.3.8-6+deb8u7_amd64.deb...
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    Proxmox Cluster with members running different versions of PMX

    you can mix proxmox 3 && 4 nodes, because of corosync2 in proxmox4, not compatible with corosync1 in proxmox3. If you have only vm, and if you can have downtime, simply upgrade to proxmox4, and reboot all nodes, you'll not loose your config. It's possible to do it without downtime and live...
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    Migration software tool

    proxmox 5.1 will have to "qm importovf", to import vmc onfig + vmdk disk files.
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    available in pvetest ! : http://download.proxmox.com/debian/dists/stretch/pvetest/binary-amd64/pve-kernel-4.13.3-1-pve_4.13.3-2_amd64.deb
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    IO Delay after upgrade to 5.0

    (note that pve-kernel git is now at 4.13, so I think it'll be release in pvetest soon)
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    IO Delay after upgrade to 5.0

    I'm not sure, buy maybe " wb_lat_usec (RW) ---------------- If the device is registered for writeback throttling, then this file shows the target minimum read latency. If this latency is exceeded in a given window of time (see wb_window_usec), then the writeback throttling will start scaling...
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    IO Delay after upgrade to 5.0

    maybe could it be related to new kernel 4.10 feature : writeback throttling ? (it's enable in proxmox 4.10 kernel) CONFIG_BLK_WBT: Enable support for block device writeback throttling General informations The Linux kernel configuration item CONFIG_BLK_WBT: prompt: Enable support for block...
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    Large-scale migration from VMWare to Proxmox (Ceph)

    proxmox 5.0 have a new command "qm importdisk" to import vmdk file directly to ceph (or any other storage). proxmox 5.1 should have qm importovf, to import ovf without vm config + disk. (code has been commited some days ago)
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    yes only dependency is the old libscsi (which don't conflict with current libiscsi from proxmox5). See my previous post with links to .deb if you have time to test ,it could be great to known if it's work or not with qemu 2.7 from proxmox4, to be 100% sure that regression is coming from qemu 2.9.
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    I don't have asked to install full pve4.4, only pve-qemu-kvm package from proxmox 4 on proxmox 5.
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    #md5sum /usr/bin/kvm be19f6834b8486d138f5eb9d90d2477b /usr/bin/kvm Ok, so it's not related to the same problem than @hansm can you try to install pve-qemu 2.7 from proxmox4 on your proxmox5 install ? wget...
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    > 3000 mSec Ping and packet drops with VirtIO under load

    Hi, I have rebuild my package with librbd 10.2.5, like proxmox5, so you don't need last ceph librairies to get it work and test http://odisoweb1.odiso.net/pve-qemu-kvm_2.9.1-1_amd64.deb