KVM - Sysorchestra

Proxmox 5 on Hetzner Root-Server with Dual-Stack IPv4/IPv6 for Host and Guests

Introduction In an earlier blog post i wrote about a standard Debian installation with KVM, IPv4 and IPv6 for both the host and it's guests. This time we will setup Proxmox 5.x on a Hetzner Root-Server also using Debian and IPv4 and IPv6

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Migrating Proxmox LVM-Thin Volumes to another Proxmox Host

Introduction In an earlier post, i've discribed how to migrate VMWare ESXi Virtual Machines (or mostly their disks) to a new Proxmox KVM machine. This time i had to move a Proxmox VM to another Proxmox host. Both hosts using LVM-Thin Logical Volumes to

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Migrate VMWare ESXi Virtual Machines to Proxmox KVM with LVM-Thin Logical Volumes

Recently we decided to move away from VMWare ESXi because we want to scale out but don't want to buy expensive licenses just for virtualization. We evaluated different solutions and got stuck with Proxmox and it's KVM virtualization. We have always used Debian-based VMs

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Remove Proxmox “No Valid Subscription” message

Update #3 (2021-12-22): As pointed out on this page a method that works from 5.1 up to latest 7.x. I've tested this with 7.1-8 successfully: sed -Ezi.bak "s/(Ext.Msg.show\(\{\s+title: gettext\('No valid sub)/void\(\{ \/\/\1/

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Hetzner Root-Server with Debian/KVM IPv4 and IPv6 Networking

Introduction Since the IPv4 address space is almost completely used up, the future protocol is IPv6 which has been around for lots of years already and it is highly recommended to at least enable it for your machines and use it in dual-stack mode