Hi
Our evaluation of Proxmox & Ceph is going well so we looked at how we'd migrate our existing customer base over to it. We're coming from a KVM based platform, using Virtio, so all looked good. The only issue is that the NIC is presented at a different PCI address so windows clients see it as a new NIC and lose their network config. Exactly the issue reported by another user here :
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/changing-nic-pci-bus-address.33593/
The OS is expecting to find a nic at 0x03 but in PVE that's used for the balloon driver, with the nic presenting at 0x12. I've tried removing the balloon driver to see if the nic would move down to 0x03 but it didn't. I've also had a look at qm.conf in the hope we could set it there but that doesn't appear to be one of the options available.
Is there any way we can tweak this to allow existing workloads to be migrated over? We need to find a way to on-board our existing client base if we're going to replace our current hosting platform with Proxmox. Any pointers or suggestions would be most welcome.
Thanks
David
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Our evaluation of Proxmox & Ceph is going well so we looked at how we'd migrate our existing customer base over to it. We're coming from a KVM based platform, using Virtio, so all looked good. The only issue is that the NIC is presented at a different PCI address so windows clients see it as a new NIC and lose their network config. Exactly the issue reported by another user here :
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/changing-nic-pci-bus-address.33593/
The OS is expecting to find a nic at 0x03 but in PVE that's used for the balloon driver, with the nic presenting at 0x12. I've tried removing the balloon driver to see if the nic would move down to 0x03 but it didn't. I've also had a look at qm.conf in the hope we could set it there but that doesn't appear to be one of the options available.
Is there any way we can tweak this to allow existing workloads to be migrated over? We need to find a way to on-board our existing client base if we're going to replace our current hosting platform with Proxmox. Any pointers or suggestions would be most welcome.
Thanks
David
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