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Anders Blaabjerg Lange
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Hi
I wan't to setup virtialization on my office laptop and by that run Windows 7 + Ubuntu virtualized.
I does however need for my host i.e. the debian/proxmox server to be able have a DHCP assigned IP instead of a static IP.
Is it still not possible to install proxmox with a dynamic IP address as described in this post: http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/8841-Proxmox-and-DHCP-server ???
I don't need to connect to my proxmox server from any other place than the same laptop which will run the server itself.
I'm considering to just install ubuntu or perhaps a minimal debian with LXDE desktop as a host system, in order to be able to run the host with DHCP assigned IP and then use KVM + Virtual Machine Manager for virtualization.
But with my initial impression of Proxmox, I would like to be able to use it instead.
If everything fails, and KVM is a bad option I have the possibility of phurcasing and using VMWare Workstation 9, but I have the impression that I might get better performance from KVM with VIRTIO drivers, am I wrong or right on this?
What's my options?
Thank in advance...
Regards
Anders Lange
I wan't to setup virtialization on my office laptop and by that run Windows 7 + Ubuntu virtualized.
I does however need for my host i.e. the debian/proxmox server to be able have a DHCP assigned IP instead of a static IP.
Is it still not possible to install proxmox with a dynamic IP address as described in this post: http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/8841-Proxmox-and-DHCP-server ???
I don't need to connect to my proxmox server from any other place than the same laptop which will run the server itself.
I'm considering to just install ubuntu or perhaps a minimal debian with LXDE desktop as a host system, in order to be able to run the host with DHCP assigned IP and then use KVM + Virtual Machine Manager for virtualization.
But with my initial impression of Proxmox, I would like to be able to use it instead.
If everything fails, and KVM is a bad option I have the possibility of phurcasing and using VMWare Workstation 9, but I have the impression that I might get better performance from KVM with VIRTIO drivers, am I wrong or right on this?
What's my options?
Thank in advance...
Regards
Anders Lange