Hi @christianuhlmann, we actually already did that for interfaces. Make sure you're up to date and interfaces that you added manually shouldn't get deleted in Netbox anymore. However, for IPs, we can't do that because IPs don't have a UUID in XO/XAPI. We get a list of IPs for each VIF and we have to decide what to do with that.

@pdonias said in Xen Orchestra netbox sync error: So if XAPI isn't supposed to return space-delimited IPs in x/ipv4/x fields, better make sure it's fixed upstream, but from XO's point of view, we're supporting it anyway, now Yes I'd think XAPI should not blindly forwarding information from guest without a minimum of sanitation.

It finally work with latest version of xo-server 5.85.

Good news! Keep us posted

@johnnyorange Glad I could help! Took me weeks to figure that out lol....I would caution using that in production though, not sure the security implications for accepting the older key type.

@VGerris said in Cloud-init success: @dj423 thank you, that is really helpful! I also found : https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/examples.html Yes the docs are a huge help when crafting big nuanced config scripts. The lead maintainer Chad Smith gave me some pro-tips as well and was a huge help for me when I was learning that stuff. Yes I agree, Xcp-ng rocks!! Best of luck!

@Tristis-Oris This should be fixed, now. If a pool is disabled or can't be found, you'll get an error message in the logs and the pool will simply be ignored. See https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xen-orchestra-5-85/#️-netbox.

@olivierlambert said in Can xcp-ng be use to resell VPS?: Basically, the XO CLI uses introspection so you can list all the available API calls you can do. Thank you. That's a good way to learn it. I'll see what I can do with it

@olivierlambert said in Kubernetes management: We'd love to have a Rancher node driver for XO API Just sayin' https://rancher.com/docs/rancher/v2.5/en/admin-settings/drivers/node-drivers/ I whish I could help.. Maybe one day once I understand the basic of it all

Cloudinit is a good direction I would say (preferring SSH keys than root password by the way)