fixed it by changing master on cli

xe pool-emergency-reset-master master-address=172.17.3.101

still an issue, or is this a cookie thing, if so its pretty annoying

Is it done soon, we have to decide soon if we are going to go into production with xen orchestra + XOSANv2 or go to vSAN

I really like xen orchestra but a nfs storage disconnect keep corrupting our vm file systems (goes to read only on linux), we are testing iSCSI but the block storage is not very efficient.

@pdonias said in notifications:

Hi @hoberion, what version are you using?

xo-server 5.60.0

the license messages keep popping up daily and I already linked my license, its annoying

Don't forget to bind your Xen Orchestra license before the end of the month. If you have any question, feel free to ask

@olivierlambert said in migrated centos 7 from kvm or esx drops a lot of network packets (centos 8 / ubuntu is fine):

Xen PV drivers

Virtualization mode Hardware virtualization with paravirtualization drivers enabled (PVHVM)

Xen tools version 8.0
OS name CentOS Linux release 7.7.1908 (Core)
OS kernel 3.10.0-1062.12.1.el7.x86_64

weird issue,

migrating a centos 7 vm and we have a lot of dropped packets, when dealing with centos 8. ubuntu or windows server we do not have any issue

a newly build centos 7 is also fine

I tried both network cards (intel / realtek) but its still dropping packets

we would like to upgrade a test environment first before running it on production, do I need a new license for that?

I just tested the http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04.4/ubuntu-18.04.4-live-server-amd64.iso there was no issue from my side FUJITSU, (,PRIMERGY RX2540 M4,)
latest version xcp-ng / xen orchestra

I just had the same issue, a sub contractor needed to import vm's for a migration project, I did not really want to make more people admin

is there anyway to give someone rights as a operator with the ability to import vm's?

ok, could remove the vm by using the command

xe vm-reset-powerstate uuid=******* --force, then I could remove the host