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When I try to login to the XOA VM appliance all I get is: This site can’t be reached
192.9.91.9 refused to connect.
I can PING the IP address. I have restarted the XOA VM from the XCP-ng concole but the virtual appliance is not responding. What can I do to make this work? Very frustrating...
When I try to login to the XOA VM appliance all I get is: This site can’t be reached
192.9.91.9 refused to connect.
I can PING the IP address. I have restarted the XOA VM from the XCP-ng concole but the virtual appliance is not responding. What can I do to make this work? Very frustrating...
@DustinB
Yes, I have logged into the DHCP server and I can see the IP address was allocated to the specified MAC address. And right now I can connect to the XOA device. The problem is, after a while I am no longer able to access that device. It's like once it hits 24 hours old (speculating...I haven't timed it) the connection no longer happens. I get denied. When I check the XCP-ng host, I can see that the XOA device is in a running state. Very odd to me...
It has a DHCP reservation specifically for the MAC of the virtual network adapter. There are no other devices on the LAN in this section of the IP range (the DHCP scope is 100-249). There are 6 devices in the 6-21 range, This is one of them. However, for shits and giggles I changed the reservation IP to .9 and restarted the XOA VM. I can ping the 192.9.91.9 address on the LAN now (when I pinged before there were no replies). Now I get 4 with <1ms delay. However, when I try to access the XOA machine at the new IP address I get "This site can't be reached, 192.9.91.9 refused to connect"
We have XCP-ng setup with two VMs. I have assigned a static IP to the XOA machine. Sometimes it works, other times it is unreachable (this has happened several times, now). If I restart the VM host I can get back in. But I can't keep doing this to manage the VM host machine! When I try to connect to the XOA machine (https://192.9.91.8) I get "Unable to connect" in the browser.
How can I resolve this so it's reliable to connect to the console and manage these VM's?
We are testing XCP-ng and have a XOA Vm running. We need to change the IP address but I can't figure out how to do that! I have SSH'd into the console but when I run the xe pif-reconfigure-ip comnand I get an error that xe is an unknown command! "-bash: xe command not found"
Is there a way to change the IP in the UI console? If not, how do I change it from the console?