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A new Kalliope image for Proxmox VE environment is now available, which overcomes the limitations of the previous image to use a maximum of 8 vCPUs and to have a default disk size of 22GB. The new image, prepared on Proxmox VE version 6.1 environment and having a 120GB disk, handles up to a maximum of 128 vCPUs. | |||
''' | '''NOTE:''' It is not possible to upgrade the VM with 8vCPUs to the one that supports more than 8, so in case of new installations it is recommended to install the new image anyway, even if it will be assigned a number of vCPUs equal or lower than 8. | ||
Per installare KalliopPBX su ambiente Proxmox è necessario per prima cosa scaricare i due file .vma.lzo e .log nella cartella /var/lib/vz/dump/ | Per installare KalliopPBX su ambiente Proxmox è necessario per prima cosa scaricare i due file .vma.lzo e .log nella cartella /var/lib/vz/dump/ | ||
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Update on 10/05/2020 A new Kalliope image for Proxmox VE environment is now available, which overcomes the limitations of the previous image to use a maximum of 8 vCPUs and to have a default disk size of 22GB. The new image, prepared on Proxmox VE version 6.1 environment and having a 120GB disk, handles up to a maximum of 128 vCPUs. NOTE: It is not possible to upgrade the VM with 8vCPUs to the one that supports more than 8, so in case of new installations it is recommended to install the new image anyway, even if it will be assigned a number of vCPUs equal or lower than 8.
Per installare KalliopPBX su ambiente Proxmox è necessario per prima cosa scaricare i due file .vma.lzo e .log nella cartella /var/lib/vz/dump/
| Immagine | Link download |
|---|---|
| KalliopePBX v4 (max 128 vCPU) | https://areaclienti.vianova.it/drive/download/6qmKASR4EfpHbG11/ (vzdump-qemu-100-2020_05_10-23_03_40.vma.lzo - 1,4 GB) https://areaclienti.vianova.it/drive/download/F9zgxpv8UAhcJerD/ (vzdump-qemu-100-2020_05_10-23_03_40.log) |
| KalliopePBX v4 (max 8 vCPU) | https://areaclienti.vianova.it/drive/download/0hh0XCroc9AOsFzt/ (vzdump-qemu-200-2017_06_28-10_06_39.vma.lzo - 1,0 GB) https://areaclienti.vianova.it/drive/download/vcZYocwlyIeqoHHd/ (vzdump-qemu-200-2017_06_28-10_06_39.log) |
Una volta copiati i due file relativi all'immagine che si intende installare all'interno della cartella /var/lib/vz/dump della macchina host (mantenendo i nomi originali, indicati sopra), deve essere eseguito il comando di ripristino in una nuova VM:
# qmrestore vzdump-qemu-<versione>.vma.lzo <nnn> --storage <storage_name>
where <nnn> is the ID you wish to assign to the VM (it must not be assigned to any other VMs). This step can be performed through the Proxmox GUI.
The VM is now operational and you can boot it and access the console to configure the network address.
N.B.: before booting the machine, you must edit the VM settings to enable the "KVM Hardware acceleration" flag, otherwise performance will be slow.
NOTA: la VM viene distribuita con un modello di vCPU generico, che emula un processore Pentium 4, per la massima compatibilità. Nel caso in cui si utilizzi la VM su singolo nodo, o si disponga di nodi Proxmox VE omogenei in termini di CPU fisiche, è possibile modificare il modello del processore al valore "host", che rimappa direttamente le funzioni del processore fisico, rendendo quindi disponibili al S.O. della VM tutte le estensioni hardware presenti sulle CPU del server. A tale proposito si rimanda alla pagina di documentazione Proxmox, sezione "CPU Type": https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Qemu/KVM_Virtual_Machines#_emulated_devices_and_paravirtualized_devices
After this, you can operate as with other VMs, i.e. by accessing with manager/manager credentials, and a wizard will let you configure the network settings.
Once the VM is connected to the network, you can activate and configure it through the web interface (initially on port 10080, and after installing the phone firmware on the standard port 80).
The VM must be able to reach in HTTP our license and update servers (license.kalliopepbx.it and updates.kalliopepbx.it), which currently both resolve the IP address 77.72.27.4.