@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

@olivierlambert OK thanks!

Excellent news!

Great! @jkissane please open a new thread if you want to continue discussing your issue

That's on VMware side then, double check you have all the emulated NICs setup in VMware

Okay so it's possible we fixed something in latest, it will be in stable in 3 weeks

@olivierlambert Hi, thanks for the feedback

Yes, you should stay updated often

@olivierlambert Thx, will check this out.

@olivierlambert Im confident it will all come together in the future!

@john-c dunno about how that script should work, but you can execute anything with ansible.builtin.shell

Thanks for your feedback @erlicthemad !

@jubin3 As this is totally unrelated to XOA and XCP-ng, you'll (hopefully) get a better response in the cloud-init community, as it's their project which has (once again) been broken by an OS update. I gave up chasing them some time ago, especially with brand new OS releases.

@MathieuRA Thanks for doing the fix, I have tested this and I confirm it is working. I am able to migrate VMGuest to a different host by ticking the check box in the vmlist. [image: 1709761883728-29d4f92f-f074-488d-b2b3-27b74c2e0ae4-image.png] [image: 1709761905422-0b61a637-4dac-41a4-9aba-ba7c6db85c8b-image.png]