Cannot connect to XO-Lite build XCP-ng 8.3 Latest
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I am having problems connecting to the XO-Lite window from any computer on the network. Using Chrome I get the error "URL/XO-Lite.html not found on this server" is there some setup I missed? I am still learning how to setup and use virtual machines so this is new to me.
[Image of management PC]https://ibb.co/1fJ1sybJ
[Image of host PC]https://ibb.co/ccQRRZ5w -
Hi,
On 8.3 there's no need to use /xo-lite.html, just go to the IP address of the host directly. XO Lite is now the default web UI for a host URL.
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@olivierlambert
Hi olivierlambert thanks so much for the reply, according to the "configure management interface" screen, the IP address is 10.0.0.92, but when I go to that address I get the "URL/XO-Lite.html not found on this server". Do I need to open a port on the other computer or something? I have posted a link to a picture of the message on the original post. -
Can you update the host first to see if it's better?
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@olivierlambert
Hi Olivierlambert, what would be the easiest way to do this? Should I just re-install from a newer iSO? It looks like 8.3.0 is the latest available iSO, which is what is currently installed. -
@PNO3 There is currently no more up-to-date ISO.
We recommend simply updating from an XO or running a
yum update
from the command line and rebooting the host.For more information on updates and how to perform them: https://docs.xcp-ng.org/management/updates/
You can also view informations on the latest updates on our blog: https://xcp-ng.org/blog/tag/update/
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Yes, a more up to date ISO will come at some point (likely for the LTS)
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Thanks everyone so much for the help. I moved the host computer over to the outside facing network and updated, 52 updated packages. Strangely enough I could still not reach the host PC the first time I tried after updating. Instead of getting the error mentioned before, I hit the login page, then got a blank white page after I logged in. I connected both systems to the outside facing network and re-tried it and then it connected no problem. After this I was able to unplug both systems and put them both back on the air-gapped LAN, and connect no problem. Is there som resource that needs to be downloaded the first time you try to connect? The updates definitely fixed my original problem, I'm just wondering for future reference if the white screen is supposed to happen.