One OVH server - two virtualised Windows machines

linuxthefish

What's the easiest way to go about this with as little cost as possible? Currently trying Proxmox but seems a bit buggy for full virtualisation...

ide0: invalid format - format error at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/JSONSchema.pm line 529 ide0.volume: property is missing and it is not optional 
ide2: invalid format - format error at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/JSONSchema.pm line 529 ide2.volume: property is missing and it is not optional

mikho

Free version of Esxi?

exception0x876

libvirt

simonindia

http://www.ovirt.org on CentOS

linuxthefish

Thanks guys! Forgot to mention it needs a web interface and should be SUPER simple to use even for someone who can only send emails on a computer.

Oh yeah and how do you get OVH IP's working with QEMU or similar (proxmox in this case)? Virtual mac is set and assigned to the VM and IP set manually with subnet mask 255.255.255.255 and gateway ending in .254

simonindia

@linuxthefish said:
Thanks guys! Forgot to mention it needs a web interface and should be SUPER simple to use even for someone who can only send emails on a computer.

Then https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi may help you achieve that or my other comment

mikho

@linuxthefish said:
Thanks guys! Forgot to mention it needs a web interface and should be SUPER simple to use even for someone who can only send emails on a computer.

Later versions of ESX has their websphere-client, not so sure about SUPER simple....

simonindia

This one is interesting never had any exp on this but looks good https://mist.io

XPEric

What's the hardware? Proxmox is funny when it comes to some Supermicro boards/Intel NICs.

kt

Proxmox does work, we have a windows server 2012 VM running on the E5-1620v2 range ("X9SRE/X9SRE-3F/X9SRi/X9SRi-3F" displayed in OVH Manager).

linuxthefish said: Virtual mac is set and assigned to the VM and IP set manually with subnet mask 255.255.255.255 and gateway ending in .254

Gateway is your primary IP (which is running Proxmox) with .254 at the end

linuxthefish

kt said: Gateway is your primary IP (which is running Proxmox) with .254 at the end

Ah cheers I was using the failover IP ending with .254, my bad! Thanks, much appreciated.