So my advice:
- If you have a support subscription, open a ticket, we'll try to get more details on the error to understand what's going on
- If you don't, also open a ticket and wait for Tuesday for @florent to take a look (Monday is off here)
People working at Vates
So my advice:
Okay can you tell us more about the VMware environment? VMware version, and the type of VMware storage used?
So you are on XOA latest, which should work. Can you try to go back on "stable" release channel to compare and find if there's a regression?
Hi,
Can you provide more info? Are you using XOA (if yes which release channel? up to date?) or XO from the source? (which commit? and from which one it's broken?)
@Glitch if you checked, I created the French category few minutes after my answer
ACLsv2 is a project planned at some point to get permissions on all objects. So it's planned in the future, no timeframe yet
Haha no it was really intriguing, but to be fair, it's "another question" in the pile of many others Something to take a look when we can, I wonder how does this work in a bare metal OS.
Note that we will have a plan for XenServer users, but it will be also per host and probably more $$$ than the combo XCP-ng+XO. Since our XS users are only now large VDI deployments paying already a lot of $$$ for Citrix desktops and such.
@msimanyi said in Confused re: pricing (XOA vs. Vates Essentials):
@olivierlambert I don't want to sound rude with this comment, so please know that I have deep respect for your product, your efforts and your support here.
I work in a very small business. We have a VMware license for two hosts, solely to support HA. We have five guest OS installations. A single host - other than HA - would be more than sufficient for us.
For VMware, under the "new" packages from Broadcom, a five year license will cost about $1,200 per year, at least at the current prices. (I have a perpetual license with support through August 2026.)
If I want to run XCP-ng and XOA, it sounds like the likely best option is Essentials+, which is $4,000 per year if I recall correctly.
For such a small business as mine, what are the relative merits of your system vs VMware's "standard" package? I'm trying to understand what the extra $2800 per year buys, to assess if the value justifies the expense in my end-user case.
I'll add that we are very, very tight for budget given current industry and economic conditions. Yes, the $2,800 extra per year is material for us.
Hi,
You need to compare and similar service. Essential Plus provides XCP-ng + XOA Premium, with all features of XOA Premium (with features that aren't far from VEEAM or other backup providers). See the "Compare Plan" at https://vates.tech/pricing-and-support/ to learn about all features. If you add VMware+VEEAM, I'm sure this $4000 is VERY attractive
If you don't wall ALL XOA features, go for Essential only ($2000/y) which still provides backup options. IMHO, Essential Plus is really a killer in terms of value, because it brings everything for a reasonable price.