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I've been trying to get a VM of macOS running in Proxmox for a while. I recently created a new VM and set it up by following the instructions found here: http://www.nicksherlock.com/2017/10/installing-macos-high-sierra-on-proxmox-5/ All I can seem to accomplish though is getting it to boot to...

My apologies for wasting everyone's time. While I'm still not sure what was behind the "cannot share: PoolName"... ..."add share failed." errors I was getting from sharenfs/sharesmb, the traditional /etc/exports works exactly as it should. I ended up seeing that sharenfs error, and having a...

I've been testing out version 5.1 before moving some 4.x servers, and I'm having a weird issue where no matter what I try, I can't seem to share out my ZFS pool via NFS. The first few times I tried using the ZFS native NFS, i.e. "zfs set sharenfs=on PoolName", and I'd get an error... something...

I don't really care whether it's block or file storage providing it performs well. The "idea" is, I would really like to be able to have a cluster of say 3 hypervisors (Proxmox VE), and the virtual machine images (VMDK equivalent, raw, qcow or whatever) stored in some fashion where if one of...

Hello all, 'Quick question. So, I know that Proxmox VE includes both Ceph, and GlusterFS support... however, I get the impression (and correct me if I am wrong on this) that Ceph is being pushed as the de-facto choice for HA/Clusters needing shared storage. Red Hat however seems to favor...

To be fair, Apple's "Mac Pro" can, at least in this instance, be considered "server hardware". While a lot of "Apple Server Nerds" (ok, that's probably not really a thing, lol) complain about Apple dropping their Xserve from their hardware lineup, at the time Apple blamed poor sales, and we can...

Hey guys. So... I can't even begin to tell you how much I admire, and love your product: Proxmox VE. I have a feature request. I believe it's been asked for in the past and the subject often disappears, fading into the background. The feature? Full macOS (previously Mac OS X) support as a...

Hey everyone! It looks like a lot has happened since I last checked out this thread. Good work everyone. You know what would be helpful? Rather than having to try to painstakingly re-create the configurations of each other... it would be AWESOME, and I would be VERY grateful, if someone...

Yes the container's IP is public. No I did not manually create a route, do you have a reference from anywhere it's documented that that should be done, or an example? The official proxmox people responding didn't mention that. This proxmox instance is actually a VMware VM, and I just noticed...

If my container can access my proxmox host, but nothin else, this really makes me suspect that the proxmox host is supposed to be actually forwarding/routing traffic for the container. Is this true? If so, how would I set it up?

Already done. My initial setup (which I've restored), is a "cluster" of 3 proxmox hosts. I can communicate with each of them, and they can communicate with each other, but if I create a container, as described above on any of the 3 hosts (which are all running on separate physical servers...

So, I destroyed the proxmox cluster, and built a single proxmox host again from scratch. Complete erase and re-install. Totally fresh. Unlike last time where I used ZFS as the root file system, I literally kept EVERYTHING at defaults (ext4). Once installed, rather than adding some NFS stores...

Oh, in case I wasn't clear. When I said my other VM's in this subnet work, I mean, this particular host is sitting in a datacenter attached to a subnet/VLAN all my own, and I have ESXi hosts that I can assign these IP's to, and they all talk fine, and before doing this fresh 4.1 install, I was...

Forgive me if I've done the capture incorrectly, I don't have a lot of experience with what I'm looking for in this instance. Is it default behavior I'm seeing here? I mean, this is a vanilla install, all my VM's I've created within this subnet can talk to each other fine, and the exact same...

I tried but, tcpdump wasn't in the template, and, with no networking I couldn't install it. I tried to scp the tcpdump binary from the proxmox host into the container, but oddly, while ICMP pings work, and the proxmox host can ping the container's iP, I can't SSH (or therefore scp) into the...

Hello all, I've used Proxmox v3 quite a bit, and their OpenVZ containers extensively. I'm trying to setup a 4.1 based system, but so far am having trouble with basic network connectivity for containers (LXC). A fresh install of Proxmox 4.1, the Proxmox host has VM xxx.xxx.xxx.151 (masking my...

It seems all the virtual appliances, container, or VMware, even the apt/yum repo's are all something within the version 3.x version range. The 3.x range was actually not nearly as useful, and attractive looking as the 4.x range. Request Tracker (by Best Practical) is an AMAZINGLY powerful, and...

Hey guys, So, I'm having what I thought was going to be a fairly basic issue, but I keep slamming my head into a wall, and can't get past this. So, I've used Proxmox a fair bit with a half dozen X86 servers all configured as a single cluster before. Everything worked well, and I love the...

Hello all, You have probably seen posts regarding Mac OS X as a guest before, and I know everyone's probably tired of it being brought up, but I have a unique situation that really makes me wish I could run a few OS X VM's on Proxmox. My deployment: Ok, so I have 3 computers that will act...

Re: Help Needed -- I need to get Proxmox 3.4 Installed onto 3 Mac Mini's for a Deploy Ok, so, I went back and tried to install Debian with a full installer (not a network installer). This allowed me to get Debian 7.8 fully installed onto the Mac Minis. Now, when I attempt to install Proxmox...