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args: -redir tcp:HOSTPORT::GUESTPORT ‘hostfwd=[tcp|udp]:[hostaddr]:hostport-[guestaddr]:guestport’Redirect incoming TCP or UDP connections to the host port hostport to the guest IP address guestaddr on guest port guestport. If guestaddr is not specified, its value is x.x.x.15 (default first...

I agree.. Something is wrong. If you do `grep c_max /proc/spl/kstat/zfs/arcstats` the value returned is 6299265024, which is half my physical RAM on install. I created /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf and add the line options zfs zfs_arc_max=4294967296 which is being ignored.

https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Package_repositories

Does using the Ballon Driver on Windows slow it down, or is it just not reliable?

He is talking about CPU topology in guest VMs. Don't think it would make a difference in performance, maybe in licenses of certain softwares though.

well, in a cluster scenario aren't the hosts supposed to be sharing the same storage anyway? So it is no surprise that Proxmox thinks that 2 volumes with the same mount are actually the same single shared storage...

any gluster or ceph tutorials out there?

You could try using Bittorrent Sync of Syncthing to replicate the storage volumes. I've never tested it, but its an idea I've been thinking about. Also, I don't think ZFS will be as tough of an administrative task as you imagine, especially once its setup. There are also many tutorials on...

/etc/pve/qemu-server

why would you use such an old version of a software that is easily and freely available and upgradable?

you need to have a vm conf file that matches.

maybe your Ballon settings got changed in the upgrade?

It isn't hard at all to have 2 bookmarks for each server... done. No hassle.

Hey, Wondering if anyone has used Bittorrent Sync or Syncthing to create pseudo shared storage to for a Cluster. I am wondering whether this would work for nodes in separate locations or for created shared nothing clusters.

Re: Proxmox VE - IPv6 Problems I believe it was the same issue. I use Hamachi for lots of VPN stuff. It would start fine for like 1-5 minutes then fail. Once I swtiched host/guest over to 3.10 kernel it was all good. But yes, no Containers, all VMs. If I switched Hamachi to use IP4 only...

Re: Proxmox VE - IPv6 Problems I upgraded to PVE kernel 3.10, and got all my guest vm onto Centos 7, and this problem went away for me.

I'm the user permission system in Proxmox can achieve that way better than what you propose.

install Hamachi VPN and XRDP on your guests.... then you don't have to do anything with proxmox itself as the remote viewing is all handled by the guest VM.

easiest thing is to use the --redir arg when using built in NAT. not firewall, iptables nonsense. Can't believe this isn't documented anywhere.

OK, so using built-in NAT and built-in PVE-Firewall, how do I port-forward from host-guest vm?