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jeepeegit

After:
mount 192.168.10.6:/mnt/raid/nfs /mnt/jan

and i look with mount i get this:
192.168.10.6:/mnt/raid/nfs on /mnt/jan type nfs4 (rw,relatime,vers=4.1,rsize=131072,wsize=131072,namlen=255,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,clientaddr=10.211.55.19,local_lock=none,addr=192.168.10.6)
So its working.

After manual typing what XO tried:
mount -t nfs 192.168.10.6:/mnt/raid/nfs/backup /mnt/jan -o vers=3

I get the same error:
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.10.6:/mnt/raid/nfs/backup

So the “-o vers=3" option is the problem.
Can i edit a file in XO to get rid of the “-o vers=3” option?

SOLVED
In XO i used the option -o vers=4 and this works.

jeepeegit

Update failed and made a new vm. Snapshot now works. Thanks for the tip.
Had a nfs connection problem after that but that worked again after I ran an apt install nfs-common on the new vm.

jeepeegit

Hello,
It's been a while since I've installed Xen Orchestra and lost my way.
I run into a problem with snapshots "MESSAGE_REMOVED()" that don't work anymore after an xcp-ng update to 8.1. What I understand is that I should update my xen orchestra.
I see at about: xo-server 5.49.0 and xo-web 5.49.0.
What is the latest version I need and can I update this version to the latest version via a terminal session?
Or am I thinking completely wrong and need to create a new vm and reinstall xen orchestra?

jeepeegit

Does that happen automatically?

... edit

xvdd refers to the cdrom.
Topic solved now. Thanks all.

jeepeegit

Ok that did the job. Thanks!

When I execute a list with the other numbers I see <not in database>. Do I have to take an action on that?

[10:10 xcp-ng ~]# xe vbd-list vm-uuid=63704ffc-b192-834f-d157-8fe729d7f0a3
uuid ( RO)             : d0f0dd4f-66a7-7e0d-c4a0-c5ab1238be3d
          vm-uuid ( RO): 63704ffc-b192-834f-d157-8fe729d7f0a3
    vm-name-label ( RO): ublemp (20190826T065050Z)
         vdi-uuid ( RO): fed7636a-d911-49de-854a-6ac454e978cf
            empty ( RO): false
           device ( RO): xvdb


uuid ( RO)             : ede3eb96-6a91-61e5-30d4-8642c8c6b75c
          vm-uuid ( RO): 63704ffc-b192-834f-d157-8fe729d7f0a3
    vm-name-label ( RO): ublemp (20190826T065050Z)
         vdi-uuid ( RO): <not in database>
            empty ( RO): true
           device ( RO): xvdd

regards,
Jan

jeepeegit

Hello,

I boot the server and now i get this:

To get rid of the "attached to Control Domain" can i click the forget button? Or do i lose the disks with all my vm's on it?

[23:29 xcp-ng ~]# list_domains
id |                                 uuid |  state
 0 | 9330c246-148d-43b9-8f04-6d93ff12d44d |     R 
 1 | 2f8808f1-25dd-e04d-823a-d3b363b93fb1 |    B H
 2 | e045ad3b-5b88-c419-29d7-9611a4a70b3b |    B H
 3 | 63704ffc-b192-834f-d157-8fe729d7f0a3 |    B H
 4 | 59b0b50c-e608-0537-b20e-f05aa4b0e6d8 |    B H
 5 | d2ab8e67-55be-ed96-4029-5f2f64832da4 |    B H
 6 | 4eda4256-e2f3-11a8-3263-e5c52798dff4 |    B H
 7 | 1f032e64-5841-154f-f84a-c3a4cd471260 |    B H
[23:29 xcp-ng ~]# xe vbd-list vm-uuid=9330c246-148d-43b9-8f04-6d93ff12d44d
uuid ( RO)             : 98ea48a4-5470-19ae-0ed2-d01dbabfe534
          vm-uuid ( RO): 9330c246-148d-43b9-8f04-6d93ff12d44d
    vm-name-label ( RO): Control domain on host: xcp-ng
         vdi-uuid ( RO): 8f7452f2-cbaa-434c-8543-661e026d0429
            empty ( RO): false
           device ( RO): sm/backend/2d35d1a4-8927-28f8-99f2-09defe3dad7b/8f7452f2-cbaa-434c-8543-661e026d0429


uuid ( RO)             : b6d3ccc0-70e8-b90d-a160-febe6a3a15a0
          vm-uuid ( RO): 9330c246-148d-43b9-8f04-6d93ff12d44d
    vm-name-label ( RO): Control domain on host: xcp-ng
         vdi-uuid ( RO): d8f3be2e-ca79-4d11-a530-63cc68469140
            empty ( RO): false
           device ( RO): sm/backend/83e4994f-1532-9eda-98ab-20f2b6f857d0/d8f3be2e-ca79-4d11-a530-63cc68469140


[23:29 xcp-ng ~]#

I read the following somewhere to solve this, but look for confirmation that this is correct.

list_domains
xe vbd-list vm-uuid = (uuid or id 0 from command # 1)
xe vbd-unplug uuid = (uuid from command # 2)
xe vbd-destroy uuid = (uuid from command # 2)

Or can I also solve it via XO by clicking on the forget button?

regards
Jan

jeepeegit

But i still cannot move unattached disks with XO
I often make copies of the disks for testing. Which I want to save for later.
Then I cannot use the migrate because it is not attached with a VM.

jeepeegit

oops ... my mistake. I just missed that button. Thank you

jeepeegit

There is no disk under the VM because its unattached

jeepeegit

I sometimes move a disk to another SR.
Down the VM, unattach disk, move, attach disk, Up the VM.
I do this with XCP-ng center.

But if I want to do this with XO I miss the move option.
Or am I looking in the wrong place?
Home / Storage / Disk ... select disk ... no move option.

Maybe something for the next version?

greeting,
Jan

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