Great news and also great feedback! I think we'll add this in our guide 🙂

ok, thank you

And I'd like to keep it like that 🙂 It's very important!

No problem, happy to help!

@shinuza
The version inside the Debian image and the version on GitHub may be different. It is likely that there will be more recent versions on GitHub. Just don't select a version and the latest version from the Debian repository will be installed.

const k8sInstall = k8sVersion !== undefined ? `apt-get install -y kubelet=${k8sVersion} kubeadm=${k8sVersion} kubectl=${k8sVersion}` : "apt-get install -y kubelet kubeadm kubectl";

@olivierlambert Yes, I had just ejected and rejoined the host so I could reconfigure the network on the pool. Thanks for the information!

I have done some more testing with this.

I am able to generate test alerts/alarms from the xcp-ng cli:

xe message-create pool-uuid=<my-pool-uuid> name="More Test" body="More Test Message. Very Message. Much Test." priority=3

I found that if I use XCP-ng Center and configure a pool to send email notifications, that configuration is saved to each host in the pool - the email alerts are sent even when XCP-ng Center application is no longer running. I get the notifications that I am after.

As I am instructing my engineers to move away from using XCP-ng Center and instead do everything via XOA, it would be great if this pool-wide alert email notifications configuration can be achieved using XOA.

@olivierlambert i have now migrated 3 windows vms and they all perform well and normal.

Do you have the XOA SDN controller enabled?

@DustinB thank you

@DustinB @olivierlambert I confirm it's not possible at the moment.

@olivierlambert Thanks a lot.
The Max vCPU was larger than the Physical CPU. Now it migrates successfully.

@Danp I agree with you here, but they also mentioned a "different newly created VM and attempted to install Windows 10 with two hard drives" and they only saw one disk, so was seeing if maybe the issue is related and there is something setup wrong. All disks should be visible to the Windows installer.

Yeah I'd check BIOS settings like @olivierlambert mentioned here.

But also, you mention pass through, this isn't pass through this is vGPU which is different (and only supported by some GPUs in specific), which allows you to have a single GPU that can run multiple VMs.

If you want passthrough you'll need to follow the docs here https://docs.xcp-ng.org/compute/

This will let you pass through the entire card, make sure to passthrough all devices that are part of the card (so HD audio and stuff too, everything that is under the same PCI address). I've done this with a few GPUs and it works great.

I can't say for sure as I haven't tested it, but it may "just work" if you swap them out, a lot of systems do support swapping SFP modules without extra work being done. But again, never tested it at all myself.

@Danp said in Live Migrate between two stand alone pools fails:

It's difficult to know for sure where the problem lies since your XO isn't up to date. Wouldn't the host need to already exist in XO in order for it to be a migration target?

Yeah, I had two host connected to this XO instance, just to help get an insight to what is where.

I've disconnected the target host, and can see the VM on the desired host.

@julien-f Thanks for explanation. Thank you

@julien-f i only try to edit bypass method, that doesn't help. But already removed old job.

@DustinB Also see discussion here.

https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/troubleshooting.html#recover-web-login-password