@olivierlambert Yep. Here's the video of the test - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiVdR74PNjw

@julien-f Hmm, that's a bit disappointing that there isn't much you guys can do to help. No worries, I'll keep testing. My AD environment works fine, since the accounts in question are not locked and are being used daily. The only place they're failing is in XOCE or XOA. It's gotta be something with how the library is handling characters in either the username or the password. I'll keep testing until I can find a repeatable pattern. Thanks to both you and @olivierlambert for the help thus far.

You may need to extend the partition first using growpart.

@olivierlambert Oh nice, hope it's not too cold over there. It's 9AM over here in Maryland and a bit nippy but not too cold. Nope, no host or pool logs available (both are empty). Then again, I cleared all the alerts from the dashboard earlier this morning, so not sure if that's what wiped all the logs. I'm not too worried, as this is a testing environment so I'm using this host to do a lot of learning.

@olivierlambert Thanks for that information, will use it next time I run into the issue. Before I read your above reply, I was poking around and noticed that the only SR I had added was disconnected, somehow. So I researched into it and discovered that this was my own doing. Without going into too much detail, I had converted my Active Directory environment from a Zentyal server to a Windows Server and I was hosting the SMB share on the old domain controller. So I had made a DNS error which was causing the SR to not be reachable from the XCP-ng host. So I deleted the SR and recreated it and viola I was able to create the VM. Honestly, I'm not sure how the two are connected since I'm not storing any disks on this SR; I only use it for ISOs which I mount into the newly created VM to install an OS and then I eject it. Long story short, my problem is solved but I'm still confused as to how it happened.

@olivierlambert OH nice! That will be awesome, I can't wait to try it.

@Darkbeldin Aaah, thanks for the clarification. Now I know....learned something today. By the way, I've been so busy at work that I forgot my host has an iLO which I'd previously configured. I used it to gain console access and successfully rest the root credentials. I'm in and I have successfully reconnected XO to the host using the root credentials.

@olivierlambert Aaah, thanks Olivier. Still learning. Great product by the way. Hoping I can get comfortable with it enough to make a recommendation to my company.