Hi,
Please test XOA on the "latest" release channel, that should work.
Hi,
Please test XOA on the "latest" release channel, that should work.
That's why I said about peering issue. We have 10G here and no bandwidth issue neither.
Okay I missed the part where you said it worked with Linux but not Windows. So to me the issue is probably on Windows itself not detecting the device than an XCP-ng issue
It could be microcode update and BIOS update making that change. Since they are not in the same pool, this can be expected. Indeed, migrate to the more recent, upgrade the old one/reboot and that should do the trick.
If a schedule parameter to ignore NOBAK is fine since you can create an extra schedule in the same job, that should be doable. What do you think @florent ?
I see, but in the case you'll miss a backup of the other disks Anyway, food for thoughts, maybe there's other ways to achieve that easily (ie an extra job or extra schedule ignoring NOBAK)
Hi,
You can't tell XCP-ng to push a VM disk to a backup repository, it doesn't work that way.