@DustinB If I type it in the filter box on the Home page, it is not found. If I type it in the filter box on the Templates page, it is found and Shows Oracle Linux 7 if I list all the templates with xe template-list, it is not in the list

Created a simple bash script to remove VMware Tools; sudo apt remove open-vm-tools sudo rm -r /etc/vmware-tools sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/open-vm-tools.service sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/vmtoolsd.service sudo rm -r /etc/systemd/system/open-vm-tools.service.requires sudo rm -r /etc/vmware-tools sudo apt autoremove

@DustinB I built a new vm from the Ubuntu 22.04.4 template and it picked up an ip address from the DHCP server after boot. Interesting though, the name of the nic in the Netplan config file is now eth0 I noticed that VMware use a virtual nic named VMXNET 3 Maybe Ubuntu then maps that virtual nic to the ens33 nic name I see this issue was identified previously: https://xcp-ng.org/forum/post/68891

@johandr said in Remove and Register VM Again: The visibility problem of inactive vm's we can solve with the filters in XO. By default, you won't see powered off VM's either as the default view shows only running VMs with "power_state:running" You could of course clear that filter, and then see everything powered off, running, templates etc.