When running e2fsck -y /dev/sdc1, I'm receiving the error:

e2fsck: Filesystem has unsupported feature(s) while trying to open /dev/sdb1

Solution:

In my case, the file system of the external USB drive was ext4, reformatting it to ext3 eliminate the issue.

To view the current file system, do the following:

• Mount the device

  mount /dev/sdc1 /media/usbdisk

• Issue the command

  df -T

To re-format the partition to ext3 without needing to re-partition:

mkfs.ext3 -L MyLabel /dev/sdc1

1. From the home screen, touch the Applications tab (located in the lower-left).
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1. Putty to Proxmox.
2. Make sure that your USB device (UPS) had been detected by Proxmox by issuing this command:
   

   lsusb

   
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1. Stop the VM you want to resize. Then putty to Proxmox.
2. We want vm-103 to resize from 20Gb to 40GB.
   
   
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In affected computer, do the following:

•  go to Start -> Run... -> type control keymgr.dll
• Click Add
• Enter your Server Name (ex: server.domailname.local)
• Enter your domain\mailbox name (ex: domainname\username)
• Enter your mailbox password
• Click OK
• Click Close
• Launch Outlook, tick Remember Password when prompted, then close Outlook after login is complete
• Launch Outlook again, tick Remember Password, close Outlook
• Launch Outlook and it should be OK then

The DHCP server that runs Windows Server 2003 just constantly giving the DHCP client a Private IP Address. To correct this, do the following:

• In Windows Server 2003, go to Start -> Run... -> type services.msc
• Find Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
• Then click Stop Add a comment