OpenVZ Remote Installation

[MACscr]

I run my PIAF on OpenVZ. And I have not heard of Virtual manager? What is that used for ? Can you give more information?

I was talking about Xen. OpenVZ is a proprietary product that isnt supported by a majority of the industry unlike Xen.

 

[bbhenry]

OpenVZ is opensource

Xen is great. Just to let you know. OpenVZ is opensource. Their parent company however has a commercial version of if called virtuosso.

 

[wardmundy]

I was talking about Xen. OpenVZ is a proprietary product that isnt supported by a majority of the industry unlike Xen.

 

[Tenshi]

The only issue I have to test is supposedly there is some problems if you use proxmox and a 32bits Asterisk.

Since under openvz you need to load the kernel module on the hardware node, not the container/guest, there seems to be issue with the zaptel driver under the guest...

So under Xen is probably a better idea, given that Xe fully isolates and permits having your own kernel.

 

[wardmundy]

32-bit Asterisk runs fine with OpenVZ. Zaptel needs to be installed on the server (properly) and then mapped to the VMs. We'll publish the solution used by a major VM provider soon.

 

[Tenshi]

hehehe... the suspense is killing me

A straight install works fine, but for some reasons I can't make the MOH on inbound (works if I pu a caller on hold) work even though the HN has zaptel configured and the VE has access to it.

 

[KUMARULLAL]

Any updates on the pbxinaflash 1.4 openvz container based VM? Something that can also work with proxmox?

 

[Snapdragon]

I'm running Virtuozzo with CentOS 5.3 here. I wonder if I could somehow do a PIAF install and then wrap it up as a cached template once it's done. Wouldn't that be sweet... although it would only be useful to me on the same hardware though.