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Hello, Fedora >= 15 doesn't work with the current Openvz version in Proxmox. I tested with Fedora 16 container template from the Openvz-Page. The problem is that Fedora >=15 uses "systemd" instead of "init" or "upstart" which is not implemented in the Openvz version of Proxmox. But there...

In the Readme.pdf of Virtuozzo 4.7 I found the answer: Running NFSv4 servers in Containers is not supported. This is a known limitation but very annoying. Virtuozzo is commercial and unable to serve as a fileserver with NFSv4 and v4 isn't very new. I don't understand it. As Openvz is the...

Hello, I tried to get NFSv4 server running in an openvz container but it doesn't work. I enabled all NFS-features for the openvz container: FEATURES="sysfs:on nfs:on nfsd:on " What works is NFSv3 server in openvz and mounting v3- and v4-shares but that's not what I need. I need NFSv4 server...

freenx works also great in openvz containers

Hm, I'm very new to openvz but I can't see this problem. I did some tests for you with my vm101 created as described above. I have the directory /vz-containers where I mount each lvm2 volumen which contains an openvz container. For the tests I mounted container 101 via soft-link with "ln -s...

I don't mean lvm2 in an OpenVZ, I mean OpenVZ in an lvm2 volume! That's easy doing: * create an lvm for every OpenVZ container as usual with "lvcreate ..." * format it i.e. "mkfs.ext4 <lvm-volume>" * mount each formated volume in /var/lib/vz/private/<id> That's all.

Hi, is it possible to have OpenVZ containers on LVM2 volumes or to have each container in its own volume? - I couldn't find any possibility in the webfrontend to do it. By hand it's possible. Thx Andreas

Ok, I understand the idea. But it should also be possible to avoid split-brain using redundant heartbeat-connections or not? 3 hosts is very expensive if I only need 2 hosts. Is it also possible to build HA-clustering in Proxmox if I use redundant heartbeat?

Hello, I'm sorry for the question. But why do I need at least 3 nodes for a HA cluster? This is stated in: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability_Cluster#System_requirements In my opinion 2 nodes should be enough for active failover situations or am I wrong? I'm newby concerning...