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Any Proxmox pros here?

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  • stefemanstefeman Member

    The issue was OVH side. I joined their mailing list and their network dev fixed it remotely for me without any issues.

  • tamicrealotamicrealo Member

    @stefeman
    What settings did you use on ESXI 6.0?

    For Linux, just use default settings (VM3 net card), and boom, download is around 30Mb/s which I'm happy with.

    And if things don't get sorted, you could try "serverSpeeder" that truly brings speed back.

  • stefemanstefeman Member
    edited December 2016

    @tamicrealo said:

    @stefeman
    What settings did you use on ESXI 6.0?

    For Linux, just use default settings (VM3 net card), and boom, download is around 30Mb/s which I'm happy with.

    And if things don't get sorted, you could try "serverSpeeder" that truly brings speed back.

    Im getting 93MB/s now with proxmox VMs. It was OVH network issue related to failover IPs for sure since they fixed it somehow.

  • tamicrealotamicrealo Member

    @stefeman said:

    @tamicrealo said:

    @stefeman
    What settings did you use on ESXI 6.0?

    For Linux, just use default settings (VM3 net card), and boom, download is around 30Mb/s which I'm happy with.

    And if things don't get sorted, you could try "serverSpeeder" that truly brings speed back.

    Im getting 93MB/s now with proxmox VMs. It was OVH network issue related to failover IPs for sure since they fixed it somehow.

    good to hear

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