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    Solved iso smb library - how to create it in XOA?

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    • akurzawa
      akurzawa last edited by

      Hi, I'm not talking about creating local iso, but about attaching samba share with isos to xcp - I'm talking exactly about the function from the screenshot

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      • olivierlambert
        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder🦸 CEO 🧑‍💼 last edited by

        If it's not in your fully updated XOA, then create a support ticket to ask for the feature.

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        • akurzawa
          akurzawa @olivierlambert last edited by

          @olivierlambert support ticket ? where? or report it on github?

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          • olivierlambert
            olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder🦸 CEO 🧑‍💼 last edited by

            If you are using XOA, you have a support zone: https://xen-orchestra.com/#!/member/support

            Otherwise a GitHub ticket, but please be very precise on what you want/need.

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            • Adde
              Adde last edited by Adde

              If u gonna use "ISO SMB share" u need a "Windows OS Machine" as well to link it to 🙂

              I Have a "Windows 2019 Server" that has a SMB Share for ISO to xcp-ng

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              • M
                MD389 last edited by MD389

                @akurzawa Unless i'm misreading the question (totally possible 😛 ) you should be able to create an SMB / CIFS ISO Storage Repo in XOA by going to;
                New --> Storage --> Then select SMB from the "Select storage type" dropdown list.
                Then fill in all the other required details and you should be good to go.

                Thats what i've been doing in the home lab with FreeNAS on the backend.

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                • Adde
                  Adde @akurzawa last edited by Adde

                  @akurzawa First you need to create a SMB Share somewhere "FreeNas, Nas4Free or Windows" or anywhere else you can create it on.
                  Then you use the "Windows File Sharing (SMB/CIFS)" to connect it to.

                  ec9f2841-712a-4df7-bd9e-5585072d0852-bild.png

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                  • akurzawa
                    akurzawa @Adde last edited by

                    @Adde said in iso smb library - how to create it in XOA?:

                    @akurzawa First you need to create a SMB Share somewhere "FreeNas, Nas4Free or Windows" or anywhere else you can create it on.
                    Then you use the "Windows File Sharing (SMB/CIFS)" to connect it to.

                    ec9f2841-712a-4df7-bd9e-5585072d0852-bild.png

                    samba share is either not an issue nor the question. also You shouldn't recommend nas4free to anyone.

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                    • akurzawa
                      akurzawa @MD389 last edited by

                      @MD389 in below config it does not create the iso smb share on selected server

                      New --> Storage --> Then select SMB from the "Select storage type" dropdown list.
                      

                      Did the trick. Thank's for solution 😉

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                      • Adde
                        Adde @akurzawa last edited by

                        @akurzawa
                        Sorry 😞
                        I missread the q. I understand now whet u mean....

                        And NO i don´t recommend "Nas4Free" but I want to be netrual to others who might use it 🙂

                        Sorry again for the missunderstanding...

                        Sometimes it helps to read it 5 times 🙂

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                        • akurzawa
                          akurzawa @Adde last edited by

                          @Adde about nas4free - It's almost dead project, developed only by few guys, so for security reasons I don't recommend this soft to anyone.

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                          • Adde
                            Adde @akurzawa last edited by

                            @akurzawa
                            OK then I know 🙂

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