@RobWhalley
That worked for me as well.

I created a new XenOrchestra VM with commit 3c543.

Enabling and disabling NBD on the backup job did the trick.

Thank you and everyone else for your efforts and digging into the matter.

Regards
Marc

@RobWhalley
That worked for me as well.

I created a new XenOrchestra VM with commit 3c543.

Enabling and disabling NBD on the backup job did the trick.

Thank you and everyone else for your efforts and digging into the matter.

Regards
Marc

Hi.

I am on commit 2effd and have the same problem.

Snapshots are being created but no transfer is taking place.

Regards,
Marc

Hi.

Can you try to have a VM setup within XenOrchestra and then use Clonezilla to get the machine over?
Power down the Rocky Linux VM, boot from a Clonezilla ISO and do the same thing on a VM in XOA.

You should make sure to have at least the same or a little greater amount of storage on the new VM on XOA
as it was on the VMWare platform before starting the clone.

Just to have a fallback option in case the XOA import mechanism has a problem.

Best regards,
Marc

@lawrencesystems said in New Rust Xen guest tools:

@olivierlambert
Install on Debian 12 VM went smooth. Tested on XCP-ng 8.2.1 & using Xen Orchestra, commit 5fe53. When changing networks it updates the IP very fast, but does not clear the previous IP addresses from the other networks. I did confirm they are not showing in the VM.

Hi everyone.

Issue is still persistent and can be reproduced.

After a reboot the old IPs are not showing up again until you change the network again.

Regards,
Marc

EDIT:
Tested on fully patched XCP-NG 8.2.1 and XenOrchestra from Sources on commit 84650.

@Danp
Hi everyone.

That "n 18" did it for me. My Xen Orchestra would not hold the connection, with the same "http connection time out".

Thanks a bunch

Regards
Marc

@AlexanderK

@lawrencesystems said in Migrate from Virtualbox to xcp-ng:

@AlexanderK

Clonezilla is my go to for doing that. I have a tutorial where I should how to migrate from Virtualbox to XCP-NG here:
https://youtu.be/wSTk9BLwF5k

It does not get any easier than that

Regards
Marc