This is handled by using create_vm
, which is a pool action. There's an example in this blog post.
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RE: APIs SDKs and Xen-ng
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RE: Failed to migrate vdi
@lol_tux How did you come to the conclusion that warm migration is more reliable? Did you check SMlog for any obvious errors?
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RE: Import from VMWARE gives error Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name')
@rporter Are you using v5.94.2 of XOA? If yes, then you should open a support ticket so that we can investigate further.
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RE: Failed to migrate vdi
I've never encountered this particular error. Have you tried rescanning both SRs to see if the disk reappears?
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RE: Import from VMWARE gives error Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name')
There are a few requirements for the import from VMWare process to work correctly --
- Be sure to connect directly to the ESXi server, not vCenter
- The VM needs to have at least one snapshot
- The VM should be stopped prior to import when using ESXi versions newer than v6.5
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RE: VM_BAD_POWER_STATE
@jmm said in VM_BAD_POWER_STATE:
2-full backup,snapshot without ram
Restore ok but at the end vm is in halted state, i think the vm should be in suspended state
I can start vm, not sure where the ram is goneWas the "without ram" above a typo? If not, then halted is the correct state since the memory wasn't captured during the backup.
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RE: LDAP plugin
@mbriet Yes, you can. The user just needs to login once with their LDAP credentials to create the corresponding XO user and then you can manage that user pretty much like a local user, including adding them to groups you created yourself.