this button indead not very visible. Maybe it's worth to make it more like usual button? Paint to blue, or move to other side.

Yes, that was merged 4 days ago: https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/pull/7388 julien-f opened this pull request in vatesfr/xen-orchestra closed Fix clone #7388

If the content is only white spaces, indeed it's impossible to edit. We'll fix that, thanks for the report! https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/pull/7411 pdonias opened this pull request in vatesfr/xen-orchestra closed fix(xo-web/Text): replace spaces with nbsp so that the text is always clickable #7411

You can change a name anytime, it's just a "label" and won't interfere in any way on the system For example, in the SR view/disk tab, click on the disk name, it will be editable. Same in the VM/disk view.

@mestafin Found my problem - I used node V21 instead of node 18

Hi, This is already possible with XO Lite (pop up console), and we'll do the same for XO 6.

@julien-f Ahh.. perfect! This a huge help until the other matter can be dealt with. I see it now and the testing is successful with this change. Thank you again to you and the team!

Indeed, as per @Danp Xen Orchestra provides an OVA importer. Since VMware decided to play dumb and not supporting OVA exports, you have 2 options: create an OVA yourself, it's trivial: it's a tarball with the OVF and VMDK disks. XO is capable on reading the OVA, prepare the VM metadata and then will import the VMDK import the VMDK in XO directly, and create the VM metadata yourself (I think we could easily add OVF metadata read import in XO since we already do it with OVA) I really do not understand why (well I think I did) Vmware removed the OVA export feature despite it's a lot easier to deal with.

@DustinB Not sure if there is a good way to do this, IMO though it's worth learning the number row on the top for touch typing. Not that that is a solution for you lol, but I personally used to be a 10 key only person and decided to force myself to learn the number row and I'm nearly as fast on it as I was on the 10 key and now I don't have to have a 10 key anywhere. But as far as I know there isn't a way to pass that through (at least that isn't easy, I'm sure it's technically possible)

@rtjdamen Copying my reply to your official support ticket (any reason for duplicating support tickets on the forum as well?): given XOA is built on standard debian, you can assign multiple IPs to the same interface quite easily by just duplicating another "iface eth1 inet static" line. Also keep in mind XOA does not add extra interfaces under the main /etc/network/interfaces file, but in files under the /etc/network/interfaces.d/ directory. So in your case given it was eth1 you wanted a second IP on, you can add your required second IP in this file like so: [09:43 12] xoa:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces.d/eth1 allow-hotplug eth1 iface eth1 inet static address 192.168.1.80 netmask 255.255.255.0 #second IP iface eth1 inet static address 172.16.100.5 netmask 255.255.255.0

If it's enabled, the Audit Log is a nice feature (look under Settings > Audit).

@Danp said in No Xen Tools Detected: @DustinB Have you tried the usual suspects? Restart the drivers Restart the VM Uninstall / reinstall the VM tools Break out the sledge hammer Yes Can't during normal business hours No, see above It may not matter if I can consolidate this VM in the near future, but yes maybe... lol...

@DustinB We are using "local" XOA-accounts, but: I was able to find the right syntax: xo-cli user.set id=xxx-xxx-xxx preferences='json:{"otp":"JVTXXXXXXXXX"}' I am able to set a fixed OTP

@Virtual It need to be on the host

Indeed, you can't create a VM without a template, by design. New XO UI will make it more clear

See prior discussion here.

HTTPS is fine, HTTP can cause issue with some local firewalls/AV (!).

@hawk223 said in Hardware Health Monitoring: @john-c I have access to configure myself as an email recipient however, I don’t recall the reason I never did that. There is some complication with doing so. If I recall it needs a hack to configure an email server. I will investigate. I have also been looking into something like nagios or zabbix. But then that’s something extra required. I would prefer a simple solution that doesn’t require a lot of effort and hacking. Most modern BMC include a web interface for access, so you can navigate to it and log in via its form. From there it's fairly simple to then setup, though the account for sending the email maybe a challenge as some implementations require the sending account to not have a password! The exact host name depends on the configuration of the IP address and/or FQDN of the BMC in your network system.