@john-c We've reviewed both the vm and Bay logs and found no records related to the shutdown. Currently, Intelligent Provisioning is disabled in our system, and we're unable to enable it as we're currently in production.

@Danp We're utilizing a total of 16 bays with same bios & same xcpng iso, but why did this issue occur specifically in only two or three bays of production?

@Danp
1.We utilize the HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen10 server model.
2.Our BIOS version is 2.72_09-29-2022.
3.We have deployed network interface cards (NICs) manufactured by Emulex Corporation.

will the issue be resolved after the upgrade???How can we determine the reason for virtual machines shutting down automatically?

We have faced multiple occurrences of server failures while using xcp-ng.
We are using version 8.2.0 And ISO is booted on HPE physical servers.the device shuts down unexpectedly causing the Virtual machines in the server to crash and leading to a downtime of our running application.We tried to analyze the log files of the bay and the VM both but could not find any such result that could prove why the bay was shut down.Please guide step by step how to analyze & resolve the issue

VMs in the XCP-ng host are getting shutdown abruptly without any prior notification or alert.

Thanks for guidance.

We are aware about release version 8.2.1, as mentioned in official docs it is a maintenance update. Will it cause any issues ?

Is there any updates/patches after 8.2.1 as well ?
As we can see only 8.2.1 oficially.

Hi !
@m4x116 I have same issue from last two days, its your problem is solved then please explain why this issue occurred and solution of this problem.

1. total number of servers in the pool -->6 physical servers with close to 12-14 VMs
2. type of shared storage --> SAN attached storage
3. are you running xcp-ng 8.2 or 8.2.1?--> 8.2
4. are all servers up-to-date on patches? --> Ubuntu 22.04 with all latest patches
5. are you running the latest BIOS? --> Yes

Sirs,

We have faced multiple occurrences of server failures while using xcp-ng.
We are using version 8.2. And ISO is booted on HPE physical servers.

Please help us to diagnose this issue. Where can we find root cause for such behavior.

Attaching event info.