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@TeddyAstie I hadn't seen anything special was needed in a VM other that a kernel new enough for support which 6.17 has, is there more to the story with adding things to Ubuntu?

Living on the edge at my home lab [image: 1774549062491-screenshot-2026-03-26-at-19-08-50-scrutiny.png] In my other NAS the oldest one is closing up 11 years

I have two PE R630 and one PE R730xd. The two R630s show the IPMI data in XO but the R730xd does not. If I run ipmitool sensor from an ssh session, I get very similar data back on the 730 and 630. This isn't critical to me, just letting you know that there are cases that functioning ipmitool on a Dell does not seem to be enough to show it. There are some differences in the labels. The R730 has "Fan1 RPM", "Fan2 RPM" while the R630 has "Fan1A", "Fan2A", "Fan1B". Most of the other interesting fields seem to have the same names but the order is a bit different and I didn't do an exhaustive comparison. It's very cool that you are surfacing this data now.

Retrying the job after the above failure results in a full replication and a new VM being created just as before.

Are the users from the oidc provider unique and not already present as local users? I ran into this issue because my already existing local user was the same as the oidc provided user

And this is the result [image: 1774531386302-screenshot-2026-03-21-at-09-31-45-backup.png]

@hoh This is SOOO long in the tooth........... Always was annoying. Thx for findinf a fix, looking forward to it.

@Pilow Yeah this is also an option, and then just export it and copy it over to XCP-ng. I was just wondering if there was a more proper way to go about this that Vates recommended.