Hi currently running xcp-ng 8.2 and within my small form factor I have 4 VMs. One of the VMs is currently virtualized pfsense. When xcp-ng boots I'd actually like the pfsense VM to start first. Is it possible to assign in XO or through the xcp-ng CLI itself the proposed boot order of the various VMs?

Hey thanks for working on XCP-ng Center -- I find it a really useful tool.

Is this a README that describes how your project differs from XenCenter.

Hey do you have actual instructions on how to compile from source? I trying to work with someone creating an arch linux AUR package and was looking for a little more input.

FWIW -- I had a similar problem with VMs going randomly down -- it wasn't windows but various BSD and Linux VM's. Sometimes they would run a few days, other times they would lock up every other day. Logs didn't help because when the VM locked, logs were not written. I even had the xcp-ng installation lock a few times, although it was usually on of the VMs. I started searching for faulty hardware and eventually SMART tested all the drives and mem86 the RAM. Turns out I had some bad RAM modules which I later RMA'd. With new RAM (after after thoroughly testing it), I haven't had any lock ups. I'm not sure this will help you at all.

@julien-f Thanks for explanation. Thank you

@olivierlambert

Well damn -- you're right.

Well VM now up and running. Just have to figure out how networking works in this new copied VM. Thanks for help.

Not that you actually needed this reply, but confirmed patch works after upgrade this morning.

Thanks for update and the patch.

@nikade Hey thanks for for the link. I ended up just using a LetsEncrypt cert rather than self signed. I think had to add a DNS host override on my router to associate the Local LAN address of the xo server with the domain name of the server contained in the certificate -- Like 10.0.1.50 ---> xo.example.com. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction on this one.