Thanks now I can reach the VMs!

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't wait to test it! You wouldn't believe it but I always wait the end of month dev blog. I use this project everyday for my design vms and whatnot. Just thank you.

Hi! I wished to update that the Fedora 36 guest utilities provide now the networking data, they fixed the issue.

I want to report I was able to make a backup to Wasabi S3 like storage via native XO S3 beta option. This is amazing for homelabbers like me who don't have access to other resilient storage. Thank you!

Olivier, I can say it's worse without the VGA being selected to 16Mb. That option is pretty much a must for any desktop virtualization. The novelty for me is people get far above 1080...

@Gurve Hello,
Thank you for your kind answers and for looking into this. Very interesting, so the remote display can reach even 2508 x 1302... The way I have a workable setup is I use a Quadro P600 passthrough. Unfortunately it works only with BlingWindows because of some peculiar Nouveau drivers etc which are so above my knowledge... This way I get decent performance even can watch Youtube without stutters.

@olivierlambert I'm using RDP, the idea is the virtual monitor seems limited up to 1080. Perhaps that's got little to do with the memory part. Not sure. Okay, I don't want to trouble you. If you have a chance have a look, if not it's also fine. Thanks!

@olivierlambert Of course, sorry for the lack of specificity. This limits the available resolution to 1920x1080 max which looks increasingly legacy. This is hardly an xen orchestra issue, but my question is do you have some kind of mechanism in xen orchestra that could increase that? Thanks.

@olivierlambert Hi, oh, I was just using VM as a remote desktop, and was wondering about ways to increase graphical performance.

Hello, I wonder what is the driver/subsystem that Xen Orchestra uses to set the memory. Is it possible to increase to e.g. 32MiB?

@fred974 Is this for production, or non-production?

Nothing is secure enough, for it depends on your requirements and scope. It's a very bad practice to open such interfaces to the public space. As a suggestion - SSH tunnel, site-to-site VPN. There are a lot of potential solutions, but as I said it all depends on your security policy.

Could you please tell us what your motherboard is called? Last time I tried, my motherboard didn't support it, though it was Intel. Also I assume such a thing is not possible on Intel Xeon chipsets like Intel C242 chipset?

Hi,
I noticed when I create a new PIF and assign a VLAN then want to delete it, I can't do it as long as it has a VLAN. But for example I had VLAN 1000 and I couldn't erase it to have None, and was getting the error PIF_VLAN_STILL_EXISTS. I had to instead write -1 in the VLAN field, then it cleared the VLAN. Otherwise I couldn't do it. I think it's a good place to have an info button or smth that says to delete you need to write -1. Thanks for your tool!!!