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{{mbox |type=warning |text=This information is out of date. [[IT Infrastructure|Up-to-date IT information can be found here]] }}
Proxmox is the name of the software running the vm hosting software.
Proxmox is the name of the software running the vm hosting software.
There are 4 server in the rack running proxmox, 2 of them are turned on.
There are 4 servers in the rack running proxmox, 2 of them are turned on.
== Management Interface ==
== Management Interface ==
The management interface is are:
The management interface is are:
* https://10.100.200.51:8006/#v1:0:=node%2Fvm01:4::::::
* https://10.100.200.55:8006/#v1:0:=node%2Fvm01:4::::::
* https://10.100.200.52:8006/#v1:0:=node%2Fvm01:4::::::
* https://10.100.2.61:8006/#v1:0:=node%2Fvm01:4::::::
* https://10.100.2.62:8006/#v1:0:=node%2Fvm01:4::::::
User creation is not automatic, but password are checked against ldap, so member credentials work.
User creation is not automatic, but password are checked against ldap, so member credentials work.
* Press Start
* Press Start
* Press Console
* Press Console
The console window is some java applet with a self signed certificate. Java complains very loudly about this and won't actually let you run the console unless you add an exception. Here's how you do that:
* Open your Java Configuration.
** On Windows, just search for '''Configure Java''' in the start menu.
** On Linux, with the Oracle JRE, run '''ControlPanel''' from the commandline
** On Mac ?
* Go to the security tab
* Click '''Edit Site List...'''
* Click the '''Add''' in the Exception Site List window.
* Add '''https://10.100.200.51:8006''' and click Ok.
== Configure ip addresses ==
== Configure ip addresses ==
Follow these instructions to set static IP for your VM: [[Systems/Services/Dhcp|DHCP]]
== Resetting the Root Password ==
== Resetting the Root Password ==
# run <code>passwd</code> to reset the root password
# run <code>passwd</code> to reset the root password
# reboot
# reboot
== Uploading new iso images ==
iso images are uploaded to a storage location. Iso's only work from local disks, not lvm or san drives. This also means that iso are only available to virtual machines on that host that has the iso locally.
# Select an appropriate storage location in the server view: e.g.: local (vm02)
# Press the "Content" tab
# Press "upload"
# Find your iso locally and press upload
== Annoying Popup Windows ==
Edit the file /usr/share/pve-manager/ext4/pvemanagerlib.js
<syntaxHighlight lang=javascript>
/*if (data.status !== 'Active') {
Ext.Msg.show({
title: gettext('No valid subscription'),
icon: Ext.Msg.WARNING,
msg: PVE.Utils.noSubKeyHtml,
buttons: Ext.Msg.OK,
callback: function(btn) {
if (btn !== 'ok') {
return;
}
orig_cmd();
}
});
} else */{
orig_cmd();
}
</syntaxHighlight>
== Gotchas ==
* If you delete an iso file while a vm is still pointing at it, that machine will not reboot successfully until you change the configured iso