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    XO deploy multiple VMs observation/issue

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      JamesG
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      Using XO from sources (and presumably XOA) to deploy multiple VM's, there's a function to set the names for the VM's. I wish there was the same capability to name the disks.

      I usually label the disks the same as the host with an _0 for first (boot) drive, and _"X" for any subsequent drives (if any).

      So using XO, if I try to create three hosts with the advanced/multiple feature, I can set the host naming: Sys-VM-1, Sys-VM-2, Sys-VM-3, and I would like to define their respective system drives as Sys-VM-1_0, Sys-VM-2_0, and Sys-VM-3_0, but instead, I get three disks named the same as whatever I specified in the main VM disk creation dialog (Sys-VM-1_0). Yes...You can go back later and rename them, but it would be nice to just do it all from the main dialog and not have to go back later and clean up.

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        DustinB @JamesG
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        Can you verify what version of XO from source you're using?

        I do agree with the above in that the create multiple VMs should also rename the disks to something unique at least for each.

        The team will need to know what build you're using to confirm/troubleshoot.

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          JamesG @DustinB
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          @DustinB I'm on ee6fa which is apparently 11 commits behind. I'm updating now. and will retry a multiple VM deployment and see what happens.

          My understanding is that the "name" of the disk doesn't really matter so much as that's more for us humans. The system mainly works off of UUID's which are unique.

          I'll post back later.

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            JamesG @JamesG
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            Okay...Updated to latest commit. Still behaves the same

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              JamesG @JamesG
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              While not critical...It would be nice to have the same dialog for system disks as we do for system names in the multiple VM's section under "advanced." Seems like a really easy thing to add that would prevent someone from having to go back and rename disks later. The system is already creating a name, it's already giving us the ability to name the disks for singles, why not be able to name the disks like the systems for multiples?

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