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HI Alsenior 1) But does bonding work for you? 2) I recommend that you do not use LACP, I was testing with a Tool called IPTRAF, and only use one Interface. The other is that you read my POST in the Forum, called "Network Slow Machines", so that they take into account some inconveniences that I...

Hi, Test with this setting Https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Open_vSwitch#Bridges Examples Example 1: Bridge + Internal Ports + Untagged traffic The only drawback I have had is the time to restart the physical proxmox. The only solution I found was to create a restart cron: # Crontab -e @reboot...

HI community Promox. Find the solution to the problem. Create two bonding interfaces in my two proxmox for testing: eth0 and eth1 == >> bond0 eth2 and eth3 == >> bond1 The bond0 is the tag with one VLAN and the bond1 with another VLAN, each with its corresponding bridges. As shown in the...

Hi Manu, I have 3 VLANs, one for the Proxmox administration, one for the NAS and the last one for VMs. I find this inconvenient because I mount the NAS by NFS to a .raw disk, when I see problems of speed in the network. Investigating I realized that if there is traffic in the physical proxmox...

Manu, as you see in the performance tests, the physical host proxmox consumes all the bandwidth in the tests, and only gives a priority of 1 GB to the VM in 360 seconds. When I test from the physical proxmox 1 to the VMs, the thoughput comes out perfect

Hi Manu, thanks for you reply. 4) The VM1 and VM2 hosted in proxmox 2 physical. The tests I do are from proxmox 1 to proxmox 2, with the virtual machines that have hosted proxmox 2.

Hi Community Proxmox A few days ago doing some network performance tests I have a serious problem, I want to show the characteristics of my environment and how I do the test: My Environment: 2 machines with proxmox 4.3. These have 4 physical interfaces eth0, eth1, eth2 and eth3. I have them...