@Kcreed Hi !

I need to re-upload the file, and I will send you the link in DM

@AlexQuorum No problem, the UI is not perfect on this part, hopefuly XO6 will address the problem

@AlexQuorum You can add an IP on the Host -> Network
Click on the "None", select DHCP or static

@AlexQuorum Hi !
Did you add an IP on your new bond ?

@flakpyro Good news ! Thanks for your feedback

@PSFGriffin Link sent in DM, feedback is welcome !

@manilx See: https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/10664/our-future-backup-code-test-it/62

@pctechsolution unfortunately I don't know how dell is managing SSL cert. I'll try to take a look

@pctechsolution Thanks for the feedback !
Do you have any error messages about the SSL issue ?

@reiichi001 Link sent in DM

@joncuddy @pctechsolution @archw Link send in DM

@archw let me export it and put it in my Nextcloud, and I'll send the link in DM

Edit to my previous post: the script is checking for working DNS, so i cannot pre-setup network.
If you want the fixed applicance with the drivers installed, ping me !

To setup the network, you just need to login (root/changeme, yeah the password is... bleh), and launch the script /usr/local/brs/puppet/scripts/install.sh -lui

I just updated my appliance to the latest version, and found a way to add ssh support on it.
If someone want the latest version, ping me !

@manilx Hi,

Are you on XOA (latest or stable), or from sources (which commit) ?

@jeffrey_lim I finally figured it out (thanks to my best friend grep)

The configured_appliance command is not working by default because the alias is not set by puppet, but with the full path, I can start the installation and provide network info.

I need to regenerate a clean image, since I played with the current one too much.

@jeffrey_lim do you want me to pre-install the appliance with your network infos, or do you just want the steps to configure it ?

@archw I added them in live mode, when I was chrooed in the SLES disk. But I have a problem with SELinux, sometimes the tools are not working because SELinux block the service. For now, I deactivated SELinux, but I don't like this workaround.

@flakpyro the two files are

    /opt/dell/omc/utilities/tui/bin/ome_disk_config.sh
    /opt/dell/mcsi/appliance/scripts/appliance_ressource.sh

@AtaxyaNetwork So the issue was in fact the drivers missing. The appliance is now booting
However, I can't figure how to configure the appliance to access the web page.
(I played with the network config, hostname, etc)

So for now, I have this:

I think the appliance is trying to use the vmware tools to get some infos, but since we are not on vmware...
I'll try to bypass it

@flakpyro it's a possibility, but I don't know how dell manage it appliance. But worth to try !

For reference, I got the OVA, import in progress on my pool , hoping is "just" a driver issue