@runevn A bit more from my 'troubleshooting notes' I gathered back when I was prototyping a lot of very complex configurations and worked with Chad Smith: Test user-data rendering: cloud-init query --format "$(sudo cloud-init query userdata)" Test jinja template rendering: cloud-init query --format="$( cat test.cfg )" # test.cfg would be the test cloud-config.cfg file to render Test jinja template detailed: cloud-init devel render test.cfg -d Query metadata: cloud-init query -f {{v1.distro}} ========= Debug user-data rendering ============= cloud-init devel render /var/lib/cloud/instance/user-data.txt -d Check actual seed file from provider cloud-init devel render /var/lib/cloud/seed/nocloud-net/user-data -d On a system where cloud-config wasn't honored, run: sudo cloud-init query --system # or you can add --annotate which will annotate the specific lines where an error is in the #cloud-config YAML per Chad Smith; All cloud-init instance data /var/lib/cloud/instance/ Userdata /var/lib/cloud/instance/user-data.txt Datasource /var/lib/cloud/instance/datasource metadata /run/cloud-init/instance-data.json Seed files from provider/hypervisor: /var/lib/cloud/seed/nocloud-net For anyone doing a deep dive into troubleshooting cloud-init configuration rendering.

@jshiells Why don't you open a support ticket and allow us to take a look at this for you?

Oh wow, that was fast! Thank you very much, I will check internally to be sure it will be reviewed soon

Yay!

@Danp That would appear to be it, thanks for pointing it out. Should have really spotted it myself of course!

So the first KB article helped from Vates so thank you again @Danp . What else I found was that in the VMKernel NIC's that the only service enable was management. [image: 1719252207996-15468340-bb46-46ca-9b8d-3fa8aa9b1087-screenshot-2024-06-24-at-2.02.51-pm.png] I enabled the other options that I could without a license, and everything worked as expected! Yay! Thanks!

@Bastien-Nollet Thank you, great explanation!

@olivierlambert thanks for the feedback regards

You can use Clonezilla for example, it could do the trick IIRC, Starwind also have some P2V tools.

Yes, it is good now Thank you for the help.

@olivierlambert That did it Tested with both the LSI and Paravirtual - both succeeded Thanks

You can indeed use an XO Proxy URL as an HTTP proxy to connect to your XCP-ng servers. If you can reproduce in an XOA (feel free to request a trial), open a support ticket and I'll investigate.

@olivierlambert Thanks, its good to have

Worth opening a support ticket then, so we can take a look remotely to identify the issue

@mbriet Yes, you can. The user just needs to login once with their LDAP credentials to create the corresponding XO user and then you can manage that user pretty much like a local user, including adding them to groups you created yourself.

Yes, if you want to use this network for backup, XO need to have access. It's easy to add a VIF and configure it: https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/xoa.html#other-interfaces

At least for XO5, there is no trivial way to do that. So will probably need to wait for XO6.

@Danp said in HA Operation Would Break Failover Plan: xe pool-ha-compute-max-host-failures-to-tolerate It returns 1.: [13:34 log]# xe pool-ha-compute-max-host-failures-to-tolerate 1