Confirm commit 1a7b5 backups completed successfully.

Updated AMD Ryzen pool at home and update two Intel Dell r660 and r640 pools at work. No issues to report back.

@stormi

Thanks for the reply back. Update when sucessfull. Windows Server 2025 iso now properly installs.

At work I was not able to install default certs for UEFI due to one failing to download. Run these updates and I was able to successfully install the certs to the host.

i have applied updates to my 2 amd home lab hosts. Ryzen 7700x and 7950x amd x670e mobo's. No issues to report. Windows vm migrated between hosts no isssues. No issues with windows vm booting with uefi enabled prior to update.

@WorkAccount1000

Reach out to who's script you are using for deploying XO from sources.

This script - https://github.com/ronivay/XenOrchestraInstallerUpdater there is an option in the config file to enable XOv6. There are concerns with not being fully ready to its disabled by default. I currently have not any issues related to that.

@MathieuRA

Again thank you so much for you time trying to assist with this. The script OP has responded and updated the script to work correctly now.

Again thank to all Vates staff for all the hard work you do that goes unnoticed.

@dinhngtu Well those directions didnt work as I was unable to locate the setup.exe file in any of the vmware directories. I asked google ai how to force uninstall the vmware tools and started to follow those directions of maunally deleting the services and folder and registry entries. However the vm pysically became unbootable. It would not show the logo of the bios starting up. The vm would appear to be starting up but no console screen would load. I even tried to restore from a backup taken two days ago. That VM started up and of coarse windows wanted todo updates and vm became unbootable again.

I deleted all previous vm and did a fresh migration. This time i did remove the tools prior to the migration. VM is back working.

@Pilow

Did dirty upgrade left all boxes checked and vm is setup to update drivers via windows update....

I have rebooted vm and restarts no issues.

@dinhngtu same mine where two fresh VMs fresh install of server 2025. Older iso works newer iso does not. For me the newer iso the system rebooted 2 maybe 3 times then crashed to a hard power off of the vm.

Again no xen tools installed as os never finished installing on a fresh vm. no OS upgrade.

as @MBNext stated disabling Purge snapshot data when using CBT worked for me.

@myles3

Hello Myles3. This post is over 20 days old. The issue was since been resolved by support. I dont remember the exact solution off the top of my head with out looking it up.

Just updated to latest commit - 8e2d9. Trying to create new VM in xov6 and a few issues to start.

New vm settings

• Ubuntu 24.04 template
• 4 cpu cores
• 6 gb of ram
• Ubuntu iso mounted
• No option to adjust topology for cpu cores.

VM was created with 1 cpu core no iso disk mounted

@olivierlambert thank for that. Just to be clear the vm was not runing but shut down if that makes a difference.

@ph7 Both firewalls are Unifi Enterprise fortress gateways. - https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi/cloud-gateways/efg?subcategory=all-cloud-gateways

Both sites are setup with Site Magic VPN. So should be full 1.1gbps if accurate.

@nikade Can you elaborate on that more for us? Do you create a new pool with existing host? if so how? or do you pull a host make new pool from that host and migrate the rest over?

@nikade
Doing the copy vm with compression moved at double the speed shown in above screenshots. And finish in half the time. Since it was a copy job it left a copy of the vm on both locations. However starting the copied vm from its original location showed no issues. I then deleted the vm no longer needed in other location.

So question why did vm migration take so long vs vm copy. both instances the vm was powered off.

That is much faster throughput wise. Time wise will seems about the same or longer.

@Pilow

Correct? this would be moving the VM back to its original location.

Still going... And i got to move it back. It is only a test windows server... but

@DustinB

Switches between host on both side are 10gb switchs and nics. only 1gb connection is ISP on both locations. While I didnt expect it to be using the full 1gb i would have thought it would be higher then what it is. Maybe VPN overhead.

As stated this task is not something I would be doing on the regular. So i can live with those speeds. If anyone else has any other ideas to look into or other confirmation please let me know.