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Turned out that for some reason the upgrade caused the nic to switch from static to dhcp - thanks for the info though, I'll check it out.

Thanks for the info, ill check it out.

Uninstalled the NIC in Windows, let it reinstall and all seems well with the world again. Either that or it could have just been that for some reason the NIC in windows flipped from Static to DHCP - really kind of odd - for one server I did an uninstall/reinstall - for the other (my ADDC) I just...

Did you guys ever get this resolved? I upgraded my ProxMox5.4 to 6 and the upgrade seemed fine, but ive notcied my Windows 2012R2 servers using e1000 nic's are now failing - they were working fine before the upgrade.

Morning all, I upgraded my Proxmox server yesterday from 5.4 to 6.3-4 and now my windows servers (W2012R2) that were using the e1000 NIC are now failing to ping the network. Any suggestions to resolving this issue? Any assistance with this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Whew ... finally had a chance to try this on a production system, was a bit hairy, but eventually worked out. One issue was my own stupidity - don't leave out the sed -i 's/scsi/ide/g' /etc/pve/qemu-server/vmid.conf command ! One other thing, while running the qm importovf vmid...

Thanks guys for your input very useful information - the servers I get typically have built-in NICs and at least one added NIC Card. I am thinking I will pull two of the 4 bonded I have and remove them from the LACP on the switch freeing up two ports and leave just two for redundancy (on on the...

I have a ProxMox set up that has been working wonderfully for my needs. When I originally set it up, I bonded the four network cards on the server - and it has been working fine for about a year or so [I think I had one issue where the switch wasn't up before ProxMox and the bond failed]. Was...

Well I am tickled to death at the progress made, and love that it's running. Thanks for all your help and Information. About my only concerns are: The cloned server is no longer activated and I am hoping that is due to not having networking enabled - if that's the case no biggie. Will this...

Well this is what I did - and thus far it is now running on the ProxMox server (without networking - which is great so i don't conflict with the original): (This is a standalone Windows 2008R2 server with 8G Mem, cpu with 2 sockets 2 cores, default video, LSI Logic SAS, 80G SCSI hard Disk VMDK...

Is there really any negative impact (pros/cons) to converting or leaving it as VMDK? And thanks for the reply - you guys are really pretty great and I've found ProxMox to be everything I need in a small simple virtual environment.

Great! So It seems it could be either local or mounted via NFS (just to access the files) - so I can now see the OVF file and the VMDK files on my ProxMox 6.2-6 server in the shell - they are mounted via NFS share from my OldFreeNAS server. The VMID has kinda thrown me a bit. If I follow the...

Dunno why I am attempting this again, last time I just found it easier to recreate a new server on the new Virtual Environment - but I do want to try and get my head wrapped around this process if possible so I can move a different Windows based AD server without having to also move a bunch of...

Not sure I follow the suggestions here, I will check out the links and see if I can make better sense of it.

Sorry it has taken me this long to get back to this thread! And thanks for the great replies, so I understand that I can just create a partition and mount the drive as normal in a Linux system - then I would use the web interface to add it as storage via the Directory. Are there any...

I am testing out ProxMox (currently use VMWare) and wanted to set up a small utility server to see what ProxMox had to offer. Anyway, I have installed and booted the software and so far it looks promising. However I am not sure how to add my second harddrive for VM storage. I have a HP ML370 G6...