@nikade that is one of the downfalls. Limit on backup, I have a 10Gbp iSCSI backbone with 10Gbp core network but maximum I am able to achieve is 80mbps maximum turns outs it’s a known problem according to Olivier Citrix Hypervisor also has the same problem.

@waveguide This makes sense. Windows will treat it as changing hardware due to the Boot environment and BIOS.

It is no different to doing a motherboard swap on a Server or PC.

Windows should reactivate though once connected to the Internet.

@jasonnix Yes XCP-ng has vSAN look here https://xcp-ng.org/docs/storage.html#storage-types it is called XOSAN.

XCP-ng will work fine with EMC & QNAP. I am using two EMC iSCSI SANs with my 3 node Cluster.

@olivierlambert I am open to building stuff into XCP-ng if my knowledge was there to do it.

@olivierlambert Have a great holiday you deserve it

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Just a update, I have moved from the Single Socket Server to the Dell R710 with 128GB of RAM successfully all VMs are working I have also updated to 8.2