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    XO spawned VM from template has wrong VIF network order

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      mietek @mietek
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      @olivierlambert - any ideas as I ran out of options.

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        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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        Sorry I'm ultra busy at the moment and just getting out of COVID. Hopefully, someone else in the community can help you 🙂

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          @mietek Might need to change the NIC order? Should be possible in a similar way in XCP-ng as in XenServer; see for example: https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX135809/how-to-change-order-of-nics-in-xenserver

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            mietek @olivierlambert
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            @olivierlambert
            Thanks for the info and get well soon!

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              mietek @tjkreidl
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              @tjkreidl Thanks for the article. Unfortunately this machine is full of running VMs and changing NICs order on the host might have a global impact on all of them so it seems like an overkill.
              I have created this template on this machine and created VM based on that template right away and I experience this issue. It looks like there is a problem with the template creation or template based VM creation process.
              Is there a way to change it NIC order in the template itself?

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                @mietek As to changing the NIC order in a template, not as far as I know. That is a host/pool configuration setting.

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                  mietek @tjkreidl
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                  @tjkreidl This is surprising then that VM spawned from the template would even be able to change NIC order. This make no sense.
                  On the other hand how does the template know what is the list on NICs attached to the VM created from it and what should be the order of them then?

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                    @mietek Depends on the VIF that the VM had in the template, I would imagine. Easy enough to change once you have your new VM. Worst case, create a new template.
                    I have seen NICs randomly change order on hosts in the past - scary stuff!

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                      mietek @tjkreidl
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                      @tjkreidl This is what I am trying to figure it out. There has to be a reason and there has to be a solution to it. Any other tips or ideas?

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                        Forza @tjkreidl
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                        @tjkreidl said in XO spawned VM from template has wrong VIF network order:

                        I have seen NICs randomly change order on hosts in the past - scary stuff!

                        This is why Linux switched from eth0 naming to names like enp5s0 etc. https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/

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                          mietek @Forza
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                          @Forza Hey - thanks for the input. It would be valid if I would reboot xcp host though. All this is happening on live xcp server which is problematic.
                          It's no the end of the world but there has to be a way to debug it.
                          Any tips on that?

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