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

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Thanks for your feedback and happy to see it works 🙂

@delaf Thank you!

@john-c the problem is really the user/password.
I created a new user and all works fine!

@hitechhillbilly no problem.

@mkrumbholz Just tested it and it worked.

That's correct, that's why I asked for a spec, so it's easier to build it while knowing exactly what's requested Okay so we can start simple 🙂 I will make the issue on GH and we'll see how hard it is, to know when we can make it 🙂

@hitechhillbilly What XCP-ng version are you runing? With XOA Premium up-to-date and the Enterprise support plan, I think it is best to open a ticket and let the support team have a look (especially for a productive environment).

So I think I figured out my issue. The VMs I was importing were reading off the local storage of the ESX server which is a single SSD. Once I started one that was reading off the the storage device, it went much, much faster.

I still have an issue with something else on imports, but I will open a ticket since I have support. Thank you for the help.

@olivierlambert Sounds good, thanks as always! Not a big deal by any means, just figured I'd mention it.

@DustinB said in Export list of Backup results (to TXT or CSV):

@KPS That might be sufficient for now if you can share it with me. I assume you mean if the backup files are deleted there is nothing to detect, correct?

If the backup-files are deleted, the script does still "count" them, as it only parses the logs.

It's completely unrelated 🙂

Yeah, I was going to but wanted to put it as a discussion with other people. Maybe someone else has had similar situation.

I'll open a support ticket now.

Thanks.

It is possible to have both AMD and Intel in the same pool. My homelab had it until recently when I upgraded RAM and retired the optiplexes just recently.

Live migration will not work, however, shared storage will work. You just have to shutdown the VM and "Start on" the specific host. In the VM Advanced tab.

@olivierlambert said in Updated Permissions Matrix for XO documentation:

Hi!

Thanks for your recap, however:

ACLs will be massively revamped in the future (but it's already good to have a view at the moment) I'm not sure about the viewer permission regarding VM console 🤔

I converted that to a Markdown, I did however lose the header column (wasn't really sure how to do that).

Anyways let me know what you think, and the Viewer permissions I really wasn't sure what else would be granted, seems like its only meant to generate reports from XO for a given system/host.

We made the proxy with the smallest attack surface possible, so I would say it's pretty safe. But indeed, and as usual, it's a perpetual balance benefits and costs 🙂

@olivierlambert Yes. Using Cloudbase-init.

I'd like to use something like -

hostname: uk-xcp-{something}

Where {something} is a number that XO keeps track of per group so that for a new VM {something} is unique.

@danielspahiu Thank you! ❤

That's exactly what I said 🙂 When you create a SR into an NFS path, it will create a new folder with a unique ID (UUID).

Then, all vhd files must be there "flat" (no subfolder). Also, the only format working is <uuid>.vhd, nothing else.

You can generate an UUID pretty easily with uuidgen.