@olivierlambert Wow too easy. Thank you!
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RE: How to add a static IP address to a PIF
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RE: Restoring from backup error: self-signed certificate
@Danp Is it safe to say this is being worked on? I don't want to assume anything.
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RE: Patching behind a corporate proxy server
@Gheppy A follow up... Patches appeared in XO right after updating the files (prior to an XCP-ng reboot). Just FYI.
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RE: Patching behind a corporate proxy server
@olivierlambert Not production yet. I'm setting up a proof of concept so that management can see there are alternatives to
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Patching behind a corporate proxy server
I have 2 HPE servers and a separate VM with XO built from sources using ronivay's script.
I have the web proxy setup in the XO VM for yarn, apt, and global use and everything works there. I can do apt updates and XO updates.
I am trying to understand what I need to set elsewhere in XCP-ng for patching to work, i.e. detection, download, and deployment. I have set the same proxy used elsewhere for the proxy setting in the master host but I have no idea if that is the correct thing to do or do I need to setup something else on the XO instance?
I think this is the last issue before I can say the environment is ready for prime time.
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RE: How to add a static IP address to a PIF
@olivierlambert Wow too easy. Thank you!
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How to add a static IP address to a PIF
XCP-ng 8.2.1 release/yangtze/master/58
Xen Orchestra, commit 9cb94
Master, commit 7cb2fI have setup anew on a pair of DL580s (72 CPUs, 2TB RAM). I have SAN HBAs, a 1TB LUN attached with multipath. I have a VLAN for VM network access, all works fine.
I have an additional 10GbE NIC on these machines connected through a switch on a private VLAN and I would like to use this network as a migration network. The PIFs are up but I don't see a way to add IP addresses so that I can use it.
How do you add a static IP to a PIF in XO?
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RE: Hosts have disappeared from XO Web UI
@julien-f @julien-f All I have done is let ronivay's script do the builds daily on schedule if there is a new commit on the master branch. His script has not changed. There have been no new patches to the hosts. I don't have an explanation.
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RE: Hosts have disappeared from XO Web UI
@olivierlambert as of today the build done on commit 3688e762b (or perhaps the previous, can't be sure) has resolved this issue. I can now see all hosts, online or when offline, and clicking on the hosts from the Pool view takes me to the Hosts list and no longer hangs the page.
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RE: Hosts have disappeared from XO Web UI
@olivierlambert I moved my pool master to the 2nd host, then rebuilt the 1st, so now both are booting on SSD. Both are updated to latest patches, and still I cannot deploy the XOA appliance over the web, I get the same error as above.
"message": "INVALID_VALUE",
I'm going to stop complaining. I can manage my VMs. Hopefully the issue will appear elsewhere and it can be exposed.
In the meantime I am writing a script on the xo VM with nut-client and xo-cli to shutdown VMs and hosts on power fail, since enabling the epel-release repo is now blocked on XCP-NG.