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Read up on LVM as this does not seem specific to Proxmox.

Have you tried raw instead of qcow?

Hey greg, cool problem with many different solutions. I would either keep backups for each vm in a central location that I would regularly update (rsync) or I would use some deployment tool that would setup each vm according to a preconfigured manner. It kind of depends if it's conf, data or...

Awesome!!!!

Hi! It would be really helpful to see VM name added to the dialog box where remove is confirmed. So the text would be "Are you sure you want to remove VM 107 (MyName)?..." Thanks!

The point of shared storage is having vm data outside of the proxmox host. For educational purposes nfs on one of your two machines will probaboy work.

What redundancy do you think you need to use clustering? Clustering works great for me with or without any redundancy whatsoever.

Hey tulipe You can disable console by having a user without the VM.Console permission. Read more here: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/User_Management

So do I! Thanks a lot Wasim

Here is what I've verified through testing: - Content tab in Storage only shows up with Datastore.Allocate - Backup content is only listed with Datastore.AllocateSpace+VM.Backup - Manual API-calls behave the same way. Altogether this means none of your examples will work for a single storage. I...

Above would only work if Proxmox used the same naming scheme as standard Debian which it doesn't. Proper way to remove old kernel is: apt-get remove pve-kernel-2.6.32-32-pve

How awesome! This means I no longer have to fiddle with multiple ISCSI targets. Thanks for the help. Wouldn't it be a good idea to add this piece of information to the Wiki page you linked above? Everywhere you read about ISCSI they warn you about sharing an ISCSI target, but with Proxmox that...

Hi spirit! Yes, doing the whole process according to the wiki works like a charm! My questions was rather, once I have my LVM on top of my ISCSI storage, is it safe to add multiple VM disks inside that LVM? Or would I risk running into data corruption like you would when connecting multiple...

Hi! I am running Proxmox with ISCSI storage in a semi-test setup. Nothing fancy at all, but I'm having a lot of fun with it! There is one very basic question that I've failed to find an answer to: When is it safe to run multiple VM disks on a single ISCSI target? Since I don't know this I...