@olivierlambert I know this topic is quite old, but I'm having this problem as well. My XCP-ng version is 8.2.0 and one additional detail is that I already have an XO from sources instance running on this pool. I just wanted to install the official free XOA to check out what it offers and what it doesn't.
Both the Quick Deploy button on the webpage of the host, and the Deploy form on the XO website don't work.
@xcp-ng-justgreat I will try that sequence. Obviously, Virtualization Extensions are detected by Windows, or else I wouldn't be able to install the Hyper-V role at all. The CPU performance tab of task manager does not show what you indicated, as it already says "Virtual machine: yes" in that location.
Honestly I'm considering rebuilding my homelab as a Hyper-V cluster, but that sucks too because realistically you need a domain controller for that to function properly.
I'm currently struggling with the same problem; running Windows Server 2019 on XCP-ng 8.1.0 . I changed the settings hinted at by @XCP-ng-JustGreat but it did not work.
@gskger I could. I also have a very janky solution laying around, in the form of a Mini PCIe to PCIe adapter that could replace the ProDesk's Wifi card. I could then plug in a bog standard Intel PRO/1000e Quad Nic card. Haven't got around to trying that though.
XCP-ng works on most hardware. I have a (literal) pile of HP ProDesk mini pc's on my desk, stacked on top of a Synology NAS for shared storage. Great little cluster, works perfectly. Only downside is: only one NIC, so you have to shared storage over the same NIC as the normal network.
That updated my Netdata package from 1.23 to 1.26, and now the plugin is working. Thanks!
Getting this error, even though my XOA is much newer than the launch date of Netdata. Could this have something to do with missing pool patches? I currently have 5 patches available, but don't have downtime available to install them. Could this cause the error with Netdata plugin, or is there a different problem?
Okay I set up the IP authorization part, but can I specify anywhere that I want to run the backup as user X ?
Hi, I'm trying to set up my NFS remote for backups in XOA but I'm not able to specify a username and password. I'd rather not have to squash all users to root on my Synology NAS; how can I set this up with a username and password?
So never mind then, XCP-NG shows me the latest console output even after the VM shuts off. It clearly says "Unsupported CPU: Intel family 0x06, model 0x1a, stepping 0x5 Intel Core i7 920". Issue resolved; my hardware is ancient.
@olivierlambert should that be in the VM's 'Advanced' settings tab in XOA?
So the new 7.0.0 version of VMware ESXi just came out, and I would like to give it a try. I created a VM on my XCP-NG 8.1 host using the 'Other media' template, and used XOA to enable nested virt and change the nic to an e1000. When I try to start the VM, it loads the UEFI, starts loading ESXi installer, and after loading completes, the entire VM just switches off, without an error or anything indicating something went wrong.
Does anybody here have experience with getting this to work? Do I need a different template, or do I need to run some commands in the CLI of the host? I know it's not supported in any way, but I would just like to tinker with this a bit.