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