@olivierlambert Your company is fantastic! Since I started testing XCP-NG and XO, I've seen a lot of new things. Congratulations again.

@olivierlambert Thanks for sharing this tool. I'll test it!

When reading the documentation, I had a question. If my internet link becomes unavailable, I will not be able to get XO Lite as I will not be able to download the code from Vates' servers to fully run the application. In the final version of XO Lite, do you intend to make the application completely available so that it can be run on the server side?

I saw the video about Xen Orchestra's backup and restore features. From this video I learned a lot.

https://xcp-ng.org/docs/backup.html#xen-orchestra

Simple Backup and Disaster Recovery (DR) perform full backups. The difference is that Simple Backup saves to a remote drive like NFS and Disaster Recovery (DR) saves to a local SR so that data is recovered faster. Delta Backup and Continuos Replication (CR) initially perform a full backup and then incremental backups (Delta).

Now the questions follow:

1. In Delta Backup and Continuos Replication (CR), if the “Force full backup” option is selected in Schedule, will the results be identical to those of Simple Backup and Disaster Recovery (DR)?

2. In Continuos Replication (CR), although the first backup is full and the rest are incremental backups of the Delta type, why when deleting the first backup can I later restore other backups without problems?

@AtaxyaNetwork Thanks for your guidance. I can create a lightweight Debian VM with an NFS share for the ISOs.

But even so it is strange that the drive is not known by the XO. Maybe other people can comment on this later.

I want to use the dvd drive for installing GNU/Debian 11. But the drive on the XO Community interface is not shown. In XCP-ng Center the drive is displayed without any problems.

I'm forgetting something ?

Versions: xo-server 5.103.1 and xo-web 5.104.0