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[grizzled]

Hello I dont remember if I did test proxmox,that was supposed to be free but then after is installed on ur server you have to pay fees for each vps you make,or in other words howeverly is not like open vz a truly free for creating vps,please refresh my mind because Im almost sure that with proxmox in the end anyway you have to pay some bread

[[CTI] Todd]

A hundred bucks says if you type 'www.proxmox.com' into your browser, you'll find your answer.

[ZKuJoe]

ProxMox is entirely free unless you purchase support. I've been using it for a while now and have yet to see any bill for it.

[grizzled]

Thank you very much brother zkujoe for sharing your valuable expirience with me ,so have you made vps's that have been already sold with it ?,in case you did ,what was them,xen?

[SagoJonB]

You probably want to go http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Main_Page and find out a little bit more about it for yourself. Proxmox does openvz and kvm, meaning you can have KVM and OpenVZ VM's on the same host node. It does not support Xen. You can create VPS'es. Selling them I suppose would be up to you, but of course, you could. Proxmox does not yet have a user-facing web-based interface (only administrator-facing), but I believe that Proxmox 2.0 will whenever that actually gets released. Proxmox is solid and stable and easy to use. We use it for various implementations.

[grizzled]

thank you sagojonb ,so you wouldnt recommend to give it to a client of urs?
because of interface?
or you would recommend give it to a client for sale but on a solus vm?

[SagoJonB]

If your client has to have or really wants a web interface to perform various functions like SolusVM or similar provides, then Proxmox may not be the right way to go, but otherwise I would recommend it, yes.

[grizzled]

then how I would give it to my client?,what would be the valid context to sell it?
thanks

[grizzled]

well I must interpret your silence bro
by the way Im gonna buy a server with debian and proxmox installed please if theres someone that has made vps's support me in start using proxmox Ill be greatfull
thanks boyz and girlz

[DeltaAnime]

Originally Posted by grizzled

then how I would give it to my client?,what would be the valid context to sell it?
thanks

proxmox isn't marketable unless you're selling a full internal node or something. While proxmox 2.0 has some sort of customer management there is no WHMCS api nor is there proper IP management or any of the other usual needed things.

Proxmox is nice for internal systems but not something to give to your VPS customers.

Francisco

[Preetam]

Make your own system

[grizzled]

Im glad paco you tell me so I dont buy the darny server because anyway I wasnt going to be able to sell it as vps,so what I would sell the entire node?,somehow I got to find a cheap provider that allows me to virtualize with open vz I dont know why this guys say the freaking server cant be virtualized with open vz ,if I buy it with centos I have the right to do whatever I want with it,since its atom processor I guess thats why
thanks 4 readin brothas

[Fines]

Originally Posted by Bitcable

Make your own system

That's not easy at all but a sound idea.

[DeltaAnime]

Originally Posted by grizzled

Im glad paco you tell me so I dont buy the darny server because anyway I wasnt going to be able to sell it as vps,so what I would sell the entire node?,somehow I got to find a cheap provider that allows me to virtualize with open vz I dont know why this guys say the freaking server cant be virtualized with open vz ,if I buy it with centos I have the right to do whatever I want with it,since its atom processor I guess thats why
thanks 4 readin brothas

Please do:

df -h

and paste it here as it's quite possible he sold you a 'virtual dedicated'. There has been a few providers that have done this on here so it wouldn't surprise me.

Francisco

[grizzled]

the best way is using open vz and sell them with solus vm,to provide best service,do you know any other vps control panel better or alike to solus vm?