It's okay, releases are important

@olivierlambert Well, I'd like to. But the console is giving me a hard time.

Our given DNS servers were not recognized:

I'm not able to change the entries. Hitting "Enter" does not do anything. For all the other entries works "Enter" perfectly.

Olivier recommended in https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/5412/installation-of-xo-with-just-one-ip/2?_=1642003322780 to use one IPv6 for dom0 and bind the IPv4 to a VM like pfSense. Thanks to MAC-address binding of our provider, that made everything worse. Of cause we can't have the same MAC-address on more than one NIC.

I think this IPv6 experiment ends here for us.

Thanks for all the answers and help!
Matz

@hoerup Jeeez, you are right, thanks a lot.
I'm feeling bad now

Reminder: do not work past 9 p.m. :D.

Hey @olivierlambert,

sure thing, thanks.

I edited the thing with the repo out of my post, I was just a bit too blind.

Is there any way on the XCP-ng host to test the DNS resolution? "dig" is not available there. Our host is somehow not able to resolve to mirrors.xcp-ng.org.
Our chosen DNS server is very well able to resolve your mirror.

I know that XCP-ng Center is not maintained by your team, but it's currently the only GUI that works for us :).

Is there a different way to deploy XO instead of the quick install? I'm not sure, if the build from source is worth the effort.

Thanks again,
Matthias

Hey guys,

one more thing:

On the console, we are able to see the network address:

But on XCP-ng Center, the IP is not shown:

I'm not sure, if this is merely a problem with the Center, or if XOA has this problem as well. We are not able to install the XOA, as we tried to bind our free IPv4 address to XOA as well and just got an error:

Cheers,
Matthias

Hey guys,

first thing we found during the installation:

The DNS dialogue doesn't like the shortest possible way to write an IPv6. According to my local nslookup, the IP notation is correct.

But if I fill the zeroes out, everything works fine:

Thanks,
Matthias