That's the issue. Why they don't have it is the problem/mystery. Try to check if new replicated VMs got it. If not, I would check if you are correctly up to date.

Yes, in this case it will be "live storage motion" (ie migrating with the storage, because you don't have a shared storage). Note that you should add the server to the pool first, and then only add VMs on local storage. Because when you add a new host to a pool, all the existing storage/VMs will be removed (VMs on the new hosts)

That's why I thought. NEVER enable base repo. If you want a package from their, just enable it during the yum install command line.

Okay thanks. Note that with XCP-ng 8.0, it will be even easier to deploy XOA, directly from the host HTTP URL "mini website".

I was able to fix my issue by adding http to firewalld.