@olivierlambert Thank for for the link.. I obviously still a lot more reading to do:)

@olivierlambert said in Login detail fro Debian 10 cloud-init:

Try to remove and recreate it,

That worked I didn't removed the the hostname in the end.
I can now ssh to the Newly created VM.

No Idea how that's happened

Thank you @olivierlambert

@olivierlambert you guys are doing a great job thank you. I can't wait to see the update next week

@lawrencesystems said in S3 Remote:

I was hoping to avoid this method as my pfsense is not connected at 10G. Thank you for the clarification.

Happy I could help.

Hi,

I have enabled HA in my pool of 4x host running xe pool-ha-enable heartbeat-sr-uuids=<UUID>.

QUESTION: Do I also need to set the maximum host failure number? As I have 4x hosts, am I correct to think that I will need to set it to 3?

[09:31 uk ~]# xe pool-ha-compute-max-host-failures-to-tolerate
4

Do I simply leave everything as is or do I manually set the value to 3 with xe pool-param-set ha-host-failures-to-tolerate=**3** uuid=<Pool_UUID>

Thank you

@Andrew thank you very much

Anyone please.

@olivierlambert Yes, make sense

@olivierlambert Ok i'll stop using it. It is very useful to do the initial setup before XO is installed.

Hi,

Do you have any documentation on how to deploy XO Proxy manually outside of XOA?

Thank you

Hi,

I just came across 'Workload Balancing' in xcp-ng center and I don't seem to find the same setting is Xen Orchestra. Could anyone please explain how this feature work? Do I need to create a specific server to take advantage of it? Is it just the equivalent to a 'plan' in Xen Orchestra?

No Idea how that's happened

Thank you @olivierlambert

Hi,

I just setup a new, clean XCP-ng installation on 4x host in 1x pool.
When I tried to deploy XOA on the master node, I get the following error message:

When I tried to start it in xcp-ng centre, I get this message:

Here is the SR status:

Could anyone please help me understand what is going on?

Regards,
Fred

Hi,

Is the next release of xcp-ng include native support for docker or are we still expected to run docker inside a VM running on xcp-ng?

Is RunX still in tech preview?

Thank you