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Hello I am trying to add UFS support to the pve kernel and after I install the kernel headers change the kernel to have UFS support I try to compile it but it does exit with the following error: make[3]: *** No rule to make target `kernel/bounds.c', needed by `kernel/bounds.s'. Stop. make[2]...

OK , one cluster support up to 4000 Vlans, which are created on fly as required via API, How would I configure the openvswitch to support the traffic on all those vlans, which would be spread across multiple nodes. currently my interfaces on a node looks like this: # network interface settings...

Shouldn't openvswitch help in that case, the hosts are VMware machines, which have a special network created for the private networking.

Hello, I want to have a proxmox cluster with multiple nodes where the vm's will have two NIC interfaces one for public networking and one for private networking where they are tagged for vlan so that multiple vm's on different vlans would not be able to access each other. All these are working...

when I try to connect to the vnc from my phone client I am getting the following error in the server side # nc -l -p5900 -c "/usr/sbin/qm vncproxy 130" unable to connect to socket '/var/run/qemu-server/130.vnc' - No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/qm line 57.

Thanks for the quick answer. one more question and I think I am done. Is there any way to access the vnc without username and password?

ok, thanks, I have another question. I can see that proxmox is using the same port to create consoles on all the active guests. Can anyone explain if that can be used for external vnc clients and if yes then what would be the way to differentiate between the clients. I don't want one customer...

Hello, I have a small issue with the proxmox vnc when connecting from external vnc client. As I have read in some older posts I start the vnc client by issuing the following command 'nc -l -p 5900 -c "qm vncproxy <VMID> somepassword"' but when I try to connect with a vnc client the commands...