What commands did you try?

Running

xe vm-param-cleaner uuid=<vm_uuid> param-name=blocked-operations

Will unset most of the fields and in a quick test I saw that I could reboot the machine again.

Maybe setting something to false is just not enough.

https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/wiki/FreeNAS-as-Storage-Repository-(SR)

Did you: Check the All dirs option

Does your XO VM have an IP address in the same range as the NFS storage?

NFS doesn't need to be aware of your VLAN, that should all be a layer below.

From your XO VM, can you run:

showmount -e <freenas ip>

@LEB-ID Yes, in XO > Settings > Servers should only have a single entry.

Once connected

XO > Home > Hosts should display your 2 servers

xe vm-list

will return also your snapshots. There are several options to the command.

try grep'ing:

xe vm-list is-a-snapshot=false

This will not most definitely only show Hades.

@eangulus With MaxCPU you can do the increase WITHOUT shutting down...

What commands did you try?

Running

xe vm-param-cleaner uuid=<vm_uuid> param-name=blocked-operations

Will unset most of the fields and in a quick test I saw that I could reboot the machine again.

Maybe setting something to false is just not enough.

@ilix Can you show what your "Migrate" popup looks like? Does it show VDI switch options?

Is your SR shared yes?

This is not normal, I'm moving VMs all the time... they don't move SRs

It's a little different, but if in Xen Orchestra you go:
Home => Hosts => <host> => Network
there I can see my storage IP addresses comparable to that "IP Address Configuration" part.

Except that here, all the networks are listed in the same list.
Can you see if that's what you are looking for?

Are you asking because you didn't but them yet? Or what's the point of your question.

If the models are similar, there shouldn't be much of an issue. Back in the day you needed to manually mask this, latest version do this all automagically.

https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/wiki/FreeNAS-as-Storage-Repository-(SR)

Did you: Check the All dirs option

Does your XO VM have an IP address in the same range as the NFS storage?

NFS doesn't need to be aware of your VLAN, that should all be a layer below.

From your XO VM, can you run:

showmount -e <freenas ip>

I'm not sure why htop summary says 3x < 1.3% but on the bottom table, you can obviously see that there is a process using >30% CPU...

I guess this is a htop question, not a XOA or XCP-ng question.

What's your issue? That it says 38 on the left an 31 on the right?