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The entire nodes containers (10) and VMs (5) lost connection. Had to restart them all to get them working.

I had a similar problem with my containers last night. Had to restart them to get the network to work..

Bit old, however I have just experienced the same problem. 10 containers and 5 VMS lost their network connection

Uhm - ok I'll have a search for an IO testing tool I used hdparm -tT <deviceid> of my tests. This just does a read test. I will have access to a 4GB Fibre Channel array tomorrow - so I'll do some tests on that too.

I think you missed my point The KVM RHEL instance is faster than the native RHEL instance The questions are 1. Would the Software RAID make a difference? 2. Does the Debian server / Proxmox provide some additional cache support for the VM disk device?

Have been testing RHEL5.4 in a KVM versus a native install. Both machines are identical 8GB RAM, 8 x 2.66 Xeon cores (2 x 4) One has two 250GB Esata 3GB drives as single drives - 7200rpm The other has a software mirror provided by RHEL so it sees a single 250GB disk. - 7200rpm The...

Good Question - I have a similar requirement

Bingo - that worked I edited the file in /etc/qemu-server/101.conf added args: -uuid 53D1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Worked perfectly - thanks

Ok sounds like a plan - now for the dumb question - Is there a file or config where I can add the argument to the startup string - I have been using the Web GUI

I ran dmidecode inside the RHEL5.4 KVM machine and it does NOT report a UUID, its quite different to the output from inside the Debian Proxmox environment So is this something Red Hat can help with?

Ok I found a prior post for Centos 5 - I am trying that

In my RHEL5.4 implementation I have two mouse pointers. Is they are way to get the two to line up correctly? ProxMox 1.5

I agree - and I actually ran dmidecode and it did return a UUID. I am doing the RHEL install again - maybe I made an error - then I'll chase up RHEL SUpport Thanks for the quick reply.

HI I have installed ver 1.5 and have created a KVM for RHEL5.4. The Install was ok, however I cannot connect to the Red Hat Network. The Red Hat support guys said the problem was because dmidecode is not reporting a valid UUID' "As per the sosreport, from dmidecode we can see that "UUID...

This may be a stupid question - so forgive me. If I have a virtual server - say RHEL 5.4 can I mount disk volumes from a SAN that are not part of the virtual storage space? So assume we have a SAN that is connected by 8Gig Fibre Channel to the server hosting ProxMox. Can the Virtual...