Remove XOA from xcp-ng host
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It's a VM, so you should be able to just delete it.
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It's a virtual machine as @Danp said. Maybe one of the issue is that you thought it was installed inside the dom0?
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@danp said in Remove XOA from xcp-ng host:
It's a VM, so you should be able to just delete it.
not that i can see inside the control interface of the host itself. I am not given that option.
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What?
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@olivierlambert said in Remove XOA from xcp-ng host:
What?
how do i delete xoa? From what I can tell you cannot use xoa to delete itself. If i go to the ip of the host itself..i get the control for the host itself and there's no ability to delete a vm..i can start one..or stop it..that's it
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You can delete XOA by logging on the host, either:
- from the TUI (
xsconsole
if you SSH, otherwise it's on the host screen) - from the CLI (
xe vm-destroy vm=XOA
)
- from the TUI (
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@olivierlambert said in Remove XOA from xcp-ng host:
You can delete XOA by logging on the host, either:
- from the TUI (
xsconsole
if you SSH, otherwise it's on the host screen) - from the CLI (
xe vm-destroy vm=XOA
)
thanks!
- from the TUI (
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@hescominsoon said in Remove XOA from xcp-ng host:
xe vm-destroy vm=XOA
so the xe command gets me a guid error..so I have to go find the guid. No worries there.the first command gives me the interface i was referring to and in that interface it is not giving me the option to delete a vm..allow me to provide screenshots:
https://etc-md.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/vm-menu1.png
https://etc-md.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/vm-menu2.png
https://etc-md.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/vm-menu3.png
https://etc-md.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/vm-menu4.pngI do not have the option to delete vms here.....and i do not see the ability to delete vm's anywhere else in that interface.
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I'm never using the TUI, so I might thought it was there.
Anyway, use
xe
CLI, you got autocompletion with it and it's very powerful. See the ref in our doc for more details: https://xcp-ng.org/docs/cli_reference.htmlYou can use the search for more details (eg search for
vm destroy
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@olivierlambert this is an old command. Replying because this shows up in a Google search result. The current command is: xe vm-destroy uuid="uuid of VM" (without the quotes)