Hi My name is André and I'am working as Webdesigner and IT-Administrator without any education. See if they can take advantage of this good XCP-NG for their company for backups and other stuff as well.

Started with computers when I was 7 year old by taking my fathers computers and "reserched them" hihi .
I have 2 server at home as my labs and locking forward to support as much as I can. Using FreeNAS as ISCSI Storage and backup for my Home (By SynkThing)
2 XCP-NG, 2 running Xeon Intel and FreeNAS is on an AMD FX8320.
Have always had Windows as OS and still do, but also using Linux Desktop on my user computer as well. They all have their benefits. (But Linux is Better in many ways I have found out)

Will try to help as much as I can with what I use at home.....
Just want to say, U are all doing a great job and I want to help as well..

/André

@stormi

U are never ALONE

@olivierlambert
This one look the best

@bvitnik
I cant do any testing yet tho my internet is not connected until oct 31..
But I will see what I can help with later on

Welcome

@akurzawa
OK then I know

@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

@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.

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

@olivierlambert
This one look the best

@stormi

U are never ALONE

@stormi

Aha Ok then I understand
Sorry!!

@wayne
Sorry for that

@wayne
https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/wiki/Upgrade-Howto#from-command-line
'know you're doing it at your own risk and be prepared to fix any issues that would arise, especially unforeseen upgrade issues'

//Adde

@borzel Hallo U 2