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      Piefje01
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      Hi,

      We want to use vinchin backup to migrate Microsoft Hyper V vm's to Xcp-NG

      We get the error vinchin backup try to connect to rpc server error xcp-ng

      Ensure that the Vinchin backup server can access the XCP-ng host on the required ports (80, 443, and 29202)

      The backup server is running on Xcp-ng and i dont understand how to open ports.

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        DustinB @Piefje01
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        @Piefje01 I'd say try to read the help docs of Vinchin but their website doesn't seem to be working properly... https://www.vinchin.com/vm-migration/xcp-ng-live-migration.html

        You could use any V2V migration tool, I think StarWinds has a V2V tool that works too - https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-v2v-converter

        I can't speak to the validity of it though.

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          splastunov
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          On DOM0 (host xcp-ng) traffic is filtered by iptables.

          So iptables -L will show which ports are open. Everything else will be rejected by default.

          For testing, you can stop iptables. If that helps, add rules.

          Keep in mind that XCP-NG is based on CentOS. So you can easily find an answer on Google for any question.

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