@moussa854
And after adding it you might need some more prep? I have had no time to try more:

https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/6578/xcp-ng-8-3-public-alpha/121?_=1687790268385

@mortenchristensn
You can follow exactly every changes between the two versions if you compare the commits:

https://github.com/xcp-ng/xenadmin/commits/v20.04.01.33
https://github.com/cocoon/xenadmin/commits/20.11.00.3

One bigger difference is, that v20.11.00.3 is based on a newer XenCenter codebase than v20.04.01.33.

v20.11.00.3: Nov 17, 2020
v20.04.01.33: Mar 10, 2020

So you can check all the single changes that happened between those dates.

Hi,

just something small that I recognized when I read the text about what XOA is for and it does only mention Citrix Hypervisor but not XCP-NG in the text, just in the title here:

https://xen-orchestra.com/#!/xo-features/webinterface

Xen Orchestra is designed to give you the tools you need to administrate your Citrix Hypervisor (XenServer) pools and enjoy a complete overview of your whole infrastructure. No agent to install on your hosts, you can access everything from anywhere and from any devices.

Maybe you want to mention XCP-NG there with a link to "xcp-ng.org".

@stormi That was my plan, Bitlocker feature is already installed, will test this yes

@stormi said in XCP-ng 8.3 public alpha :

@cocoon Did you enable Secure Boot on the VM, and did you also install SecureBoot certificates on your pool? (and if you installed the certificates to the pool after you first started the VM - with or without SB, you also need to install them to the VM by putting it in user mode: varstore-sb-state user {VM-UUID}).

Ah yes, thanks, that works
the command is just slightly different:

varstore-sb-state {VM-UUID} user