Also post VGA being disabled, it does seem better.

@bleader Thank you for the thorough explanation it greatly helps to understand how the team works to keep these systems secure and functional. From a generalist standpoint, I'll use publicly availability tools to check for and report on any known vulnerabilities within my network (public and private) to me, and then I'll either address those vulnerabilities by either a patch or more commonly a configuration change within a given system. These could include my UPSs or switches, Hypervisors, client devices (laptops etc). Addressing these is a huge portion of the work that I have to address in a day to day, and knowing what would be normal convention to saying "hey I found this issue with a commodity vulnerability scanner, is it going to be addressed" is useful.

@Andrew To me the summary answer is no, ha. The content of this system is nothing super important. So replacing it new would be the quicker approach.

@Danp That is it! @olivierlambert said in Automatically balance VMs between Hosts within a single pool: https://docs.xen-orchestra.com/load_balancing Thanks!

@Danp said in Running a Backup Job for a Pool that wasn't previously in said backup job: @DustinB said in Running a Backup Job for a Pool that wasn't previously in said backup job: Are you suggesting for just this run I remove the old pool from this section and rerun the job? Yes. Making those changes now and running the job. Thanks for confirming

@DustinB said in XOA Retention - entries must be sorted in asc order: I've since removed the entries in the long-term-retention field, and will validate if the backup succeeds here in a bit. Once removing the LTR records, backups succeeded. @olivierlambert said in XOA Retention - entries must be sorted in asc order: Hi, It's a known issue that will be fixed this month Good to know, thanks!

@DustinB Yes

Thank you very much for the clear explanation @HamiltonWDS ! This will be really helpful so we find a solution for that. We might default to IPv4 for a lot higher latency, and in the future maybe having closer location mirrors. Let me discuss this internally and schedule an action for that.

I'm taking another look and it looks like the tools may be under another name... xen-tools I may be going blind at this point if I've missed it this many times.

We will make a blog post on XCP-ng, because most of the article (especially the title) is click bait.

@olivierlambert said in Redhad CoreOS and Guest Tools installation: Have you tried with the new Rust guest tools? Sorry for the delay in replying, I have not. I'll see if I can find them and install them.

@Danp said in xo-cli not found on XOA: @DustinB A newer version based on Debian 12 was rolled out within the last month or so. You would need to deploy a new instance of XOA if you wanted to try it out. Redeploying now. .

you can't configure vGPU limitation at self-service rule, but user can select vGPU at VM creation based on that rule. So it would be unlimited. But i can't really check it with my nvidia cards. and what is Share this VM?

@Tristis-Oris That is what it definitely did in the past (can't say for sure as to when). I suspect this has to do with Internet Explorer being killed off (due to compatibility issues) and Edge taking its place. Actually I was just able to confirm this. @danp happened to reach out and suggested I try this registry edit, which in fact did fix the issue, https://gist.github.com/jeremyrsellars/364ea48ea067505037ef Of course, having to make edits to each or multiple workstations kind of sucks.

@DustinB Those are the correct tools. As I know that you are already aware , Windows can be temperamental at times. I generally take a snapshot before ever attempting to install them so that I can restore and try again if the first attempt fails. You may need to remove them on the problematic VMs and try again.

Even with a sfc and cleanup, manually reinstalling the package caused the same behavior. I've got backups of this system and will build a template from the working backup for if it goes sideways. I've got other stuff to handle.

Great! @jkissane please open a new thread if you want to continue discussing your issue

@Danp said in Backup Error: "302 Found": @DustinB You could try the same backup job using XOA. If that works correctly, then that would eliminate some of the environmental causes. Got it sorted out, and addressed a speed issue I was experiencing. The advanced options of the pool, I had set ETH1 as the backup network, which for some reason keeps falling back to 10FDx and is generally just bad. Undid that change as well as moved my XO over to a different vNIC which appears to have addressed the issues.

@olivierlambert No, CRON patterns does not support this kind of scheduling.