@olivierlambert can you close this thread?

@kagbasi-ngc Thanks for your help. I found the culprit: Brightcloud Webfilter was blocking parts of the github site - I was wondering why it looked so .. weird... My fault not checking it beforehand.

@florent said in Disk import failed: is there a reverse proxy before the xoa ? yes Nginx proxy manager. Is there something i should add to the config? [image: 1751629648021-screenshot-2025-07-04-074715.png] [image: 1751629762559-screenshot-2025-07-04-074904.png] [image: 1751629694208-screenshot-2025-07-04-074805.png]

ping @Team-Hypervisor-Kernel

@JBlessing as it looks like it does start, it looks like the networking side is working, at least at first. Just for debugging purpose you could try to switch that VM to BIOS instead of UEFI if it is possible, maybe it is related to what the pxe is starting in the VM. You could also try switching the VM between realtek and e1000 NIC, at this stage, PV drivers are not there so it is using an emulated NIC, maybe the image your PXE starts doesn't like the one you're using and it gets stuck somehow. As you're already using it with vmware, I assume you know how to size your VM, but if you went for a tight RAM value for this VM, you could try to give it more RAM to see if that could be related, as everything has to fit in RAM at some point, we may be using more at startup than vmware… Hope one of this can help

@irtaza9 Install the tools

@Dkurupp I have no idea but have You tried Restart toolstack or reboot the host

Will have to think more on this. We do have a a domian policy for Windows Updates, that mostly works; it never seems to work as intended. In any case, if a Citrix driver is updated, with the registry setting set, it will reboot x number of times? (3 is suggested I believe) Wish there was a bomb proof method. Just this morning I came to office to find half the building down, because MS decided to push a Citrix update last night, and the DHCP server was down, until I rebooted the VM from the console once more. ;(