I had a proxmox-ve computer for testing with 2 open-vz's . backups were done to a nfs server.
Then I did an install to server grade hardware to get ready for using the vm's in production
To restore the vm's I did this:
# from nfs computer:
rsync -aP /bkup/pvebackup/ 10.100.100.6:/bkup/pvebackup/
# on new proxmox server
vzrestore /bkup/pvebackup/vzdump-openvz-101-2010_03_22-17_45_01.tar 101
3 min later I was able to startup the container from the web control page.
this is so easy...
thanks, and we'll start donating $$ to support this project.
having a Debian based system like proxmox-ve is great!
Then I did an install to server grade hardware to get ready for using the vm's in production
To restore the vm's I did this:
# from nfs computer:
rsync -aP /bkup/pvebackup/ 10.100.100.6:/bkup/pvebackup/
# on new proxmox server
vzrestore /bkup/pvebackup/vzdump-openvz-101-2010_03_22-17_45_01.tar 101
3 min later I was able to startup the container from the web control page.
this is so easy...
thanks, and we'll start donating $$ to support this project.
having a Debian based system like proxmox-ve is great!