@AtaxyaNetwork And for the blog post:
https://blog.ataxya.net/add-xen-driver-to-ome-dell-open-manage-enterprise/

@Statitica I don't think you can change the template on the go (but I might be wrong)

The safest way is to create a new VM with the right template, same spec, without disk. Then don't boot it, shut the VM with the wrong template, detach the disk (rename it if the name is not obvious), and attach it to the new VM with the right template.

@anik Hi !

When I did migrate from Proxmox to XCP-ng, I just had to do the conversion and import the disk. The step in the documentation was not needed (I suppose it's for old OS or in case of failure)

You can convert directly to VHD instead of convert to VMDK. Here's the step I followed:

qemu-img convert -O vpc proxmox-disk.qcow2 `uuidgen`.vhd
scp thegenerateduuid.vhd ip.xcp-ng.server:/run/sr-mount/uuid-of-your-SR

Then with XO, create a VM and attach the disk

@BenjiReis Hello !
Thank you for the ISO !

I just tested the install in a VM (for the moment, soon I will have a physical machine available)

First review:
So far, the autoconf seem to be working !
But, during the installation, I provide a IPv6 DNS (the Cloudflare one, 2606:4700:4700::1111), but DNS is not working, as I have 1.1.1.1 in my /etc/resolv.conf
I don't know if is the autoconf who is pushing the 1.1.1.1 (i need to check my router first), but I think is better if when we give a DNS, it bypass the autoconf

More test is coming the next few day

(sorry if my English is a bit bad)

Thank you and the team for all you work !

Hello all !

I was able to make some tests these last days on my lab servers.
My lab is currently 1 Dell R610 with IPv6 only. I plan to add 2 more servers to test all the features.

I already noticed some blocking points:

• The DNS server (v6) that I gave at installation is no longer present once the server is installed. I had to edit /etc/resolv.conf and add my server by hand to have working DNS.
• Once the server is installed, I tried to do a quick deploy via https://xen-orchestra.com/?#!/xoa, without success. I asked @olivierlambert to add a AAAA DNS record, because it was not there in the first place, but once the record was added, the quick deploy still didn't work. I don't have any debug message to give back, and I don't know how to debug more

Feel free to contact me if you want to do some live testing, or if you need more information !

Thanks for all this work !

Cécile ~ AtaxyaNetwork

@olivierlambert Seems to work perfectly on Debian 12 and Debian 11 !

@pavkamlc Hi !

Usually I convert my qcow2 file to VHD directly on Proxmox.

As far as I remember, when I crashed my Proxmox in the school lab, I didn't succeed to convert the image directly on a Linux box.

I found a workaround, but it's pretty messy:

• Install a Debian VM
• Install the proxmox-ve package (you'll need the Proxmox repository)
• Mount your shared storage directly on your new VM (with NFS for example).
• Then, you can convert

Let me know if it's working !

@kuznetcoff777 Hi !

If you want all the feature, you can use XO from sources: https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/installation.html#from-the-sources

If you are using Xen Orchestra for a production environment, I strongly recommend having a pro support for your infrastructure

@screame1 You can do something like this:

cd your_folder_where_xo_is
git checkout fix_continuous_replication
git pull -r
yarn
yarn build

(i didn't use XO source since a long time, so maybe i'm wrong ^^)

@jkissane Hi !

Did you install xen driver before exporting the VM ?
dracut --add-drivers "xen-blkfront xen-netfront" --force

@McHenry Oh, I didn't see you are doing continuous replication.
This tab is only to restore VM from a remote

@Gheppy Yes, it's dark reader

@burbilog
Try to do the migration via the disks tab:

@Virtual It need to be on the host

@itiojoe Hi !

If you want your 2 host in a same pool, you can go in pool, select the first pool (should be the same name as your host, HOME-XCP01), and then click on "add host"

@wezke That would be great ! Thank you !

@wezke Great news !

Also, If you'd like to share the packer configuration for windows, I'm interested! I'm curious to see the difference between Linux and Windows boot config

@bvivi57 Ah yes, good catch, I didn't think of that !

@hostingforyou Hi !

The best way to create VM is with the terraform provider for Xen Orchestra
See https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/virtops1-xen-orchestra-terraform-provider/

We posted at the same time

@dan89 Glad you figured it out !

Maybe it can be documented in the packer repo. What do you think @ddelnano ?