@Pilow that probably would have been a good idea hey! [image: xoa_homeassistant-tile-example.png?raw=true] That's the example tile from dashboard-card-example.yaml. But it's Home Assistant. You make it look however you want right? Having the entities available to use is most of the challenge.

@olivierlambert can we report documentation issues or can we contribute to docs? I would fix myself if I can.

Can you share how you created the template? And copy here the template object from xo-cli or the rest api: xo-cli list-objects type=VM-template id=<your_template_id>?

@AlexanderK You're welcome, i'm happy my tests are useful !

Just a quick update. I tried changing the time to see if somehow doing it at midnight was causing the issue. I also tried changing the destination for the health check to restore to in case it was some issue with the HDD. Neither were successful.

@rizaemet-0 I've also enabled SAML and the login interface is a little bit odd, not only the remember me button but also the capitalization of SAML which is lowercase. It is a cosmetic issue, but still an issue.

To anyone still having this issue or finding this thread when searching online: "How to clone a VM between hosts in Xen Orchestra" or similar... The key piece of information missing from all these answers is that you must first connect both hosts (XCP-ng) servers to the same Xen Orchestra instance before you can clone (copy (export/import)) a VM from one host to another while using the Xen Orchestra GUI. Note that as mentioned in the first reply that this is only one solution, given both hosts can see each other over the network. You can also manually export and import the VM as an image file to your local PC's storage if needed. To do this, first navigate to "Settings->Servers" and configure/connect the destination host alongside the existing host so you end up with two hosts connected to the same Xen Orchestra. Note that Xen Orchestra can display information and manage multiple hosts if required (does not have to be tied to a single XCP-ng instance). Then navigate back to "Home->VMs" and you should now see all VMs listed for both hosts in the same list. From here you can select the VM to clone and from the copy dialog menu when you select a "SR" you should now be able to select between both host's disks (Local Storage or Pools) to copy the VM onto. Note that this command will spin up two separate tasks: an export and import task simultaneously on each host to complete the copy (sort of streaming it at the same time). Also don't forget to first shutdown the VM first before you copy it so you do not risk losing/corrupting any live data while it is cloning. Hope this helps everyone.

Adding this to our topics to discuss