Q1) Is it possible to change the management interface via XOA? I can do it via XS console & I am sure via CLI too.
Q2) What is the significant of the management interface? As I can assign it to one of many interfaces the question is which is the best one to select.
Thanks
fixed with https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/commit/8a0604c274fb2b72d7ebc7f97803d5ae770028d3
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feat(netbox): support Netbox v4.2 (#8417)
Fixes #8280
Fixes #7645
See Zammad#34699
See https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/10236/netbox-version-4-2-1-not-supported
See https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/releases/tag/v4.2.0
Hi,
No, there's only one console, which is the "virtual screen" of the VM. If you want multi user thing, check VDI solution, like UDS Enterprise https://docs.xcp-ng.org/project/ecosystem/#uds-enterprise
Awesome ! Thanks Vates and DESY for all the work that went into this.
I'm really looking forward to use the pulumi provider when I get to the automation part of my tests (probably in a few months though).
Any ideas for a more elegant way than to write a script? For my point of view vApps should work without HA mode but unfortunately it doesn't work on my XCP-ng server. Only console/script start of the vApp using
xe appliance-start uuid= "set here the uuid of the vAppp"
is working. But it is again rework for the next XCP-ng version, I think manually set vices in systemd are not persistent through an update. Will vApp supported also in future? there are some discussions about it, if really needed.
A soft reboot will try to migrate existing VMs (ie running on this host) to another host in the pool. Using Xen motion, so only if there is a shared storage.
If it fails, then you need a force reboot, that will shutdown the VM, and then reboot the host.
IIRC, we based the button in XO to do both modification at the same time when you set it up for a VM (in the pool if it's not enabled and in the VM).
However, it's been a while I didn't check the code, I'll take a look to be sure
