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== Features == | == Features == | ||
* Integrated console view to the Virtual Machines | * Integrated console view to the Virtual Machines | ||
* Seamless integration and management of [[Proxmox VE Cluster]] | * Seamless integration and management of [[Proxmox VE 2.0 Cluster]] | ||
* AJAX technologies for dynamic updates of resources | * AJAX technologies for dynamic updates of resources | ||
* Secure access to all Virtual Machines and Containers via SSL encryption (https); (Note: VNC console encrypted) | * Secure access to all Virtual Machines and Containers via SSL encryption (https); (Note: VNC console encrypted) | ||
Revision as of 10:23, 29 October 2012
Introduction
Proxmox VE is simple. There is no need to install a separate management tool, everything can be done via your web browser (Latest Firefox and Google Chrome is preferred, also IE/9/10 works). In order to use the java based console, you need to install Oracle (Sun) Java browser plugin.
- Windows Desktops: just install Java via http://java.com
- Linux Desktops: see Java_Console_(Ubuntu)
The web interface can be reached via https://youripaddress:8006 (default login is: root, the password is specified during the installation)
Features
- Integrated console view to the Virtual Machines
- Seamless integration and management of Proxmox VE 2.0 Cluster
- AJAX technologies for dynamic updates of resources
- Secure access to all Virtual Machines and Containers via SSL encryption (https); (Note: VNC console encrypted)
Screenshots and Video Tutorials
Three Cluster nodes
Create Virtual Machine
