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Hi.
Can you try to have a VM setup within XenOrchestra and then use Clonezilla to get the machine over?
Power down the Rocky Linux VM, boot from a Clonezilla ISO and do the same thing on a VM in XOA.
You should make sure to have at least the same or a little greater amount of storage on the new VM on XOA
as it was on the VMWare platform before starting the clone.
Just to have a fallback option in case the XOA import mechanism has a problem.
Best regards,
Marc
@lawrencesystems said in New Rust Xen guest tools:
@olivierlambert
Install on Debian 12 VM went smooth. Tested on XCP-ng 8.2.1 & using Xen Orchestra, commit 5fe53. When changing networks it updates the IP very fast, but does not clear the previous IP addresses from the other networks. I did confirm they are not showing in the VM.
Hi everyone.
Issue is still persistent and can be reproduced.
After a reboot the old IPs are not showing up again until you change the network again.
Regards,
Marc
EDIT:
Tested on fully patched XCP-NG 8.2.1 and XenOrchestra from Sources on commit 84650.
@Danp
Hi everyone.
That "n 18" did it for me. My Xen Orchestra would not hold the connection, with the same "http connection time out".
Thanks a bunch 
Regards
Marc
@lawrencesystems said in Migrate from Virtualbox to xcp-ng:
Clonezilla is my go to for doing that. I have a tutorial where I should how to migrate from Virtualbox to XCP-NG here:
https://youtu.be/wSTk9BLwF5k
It does not get any easier than that 
Regards
Marc
