@danp I confirmed it was capable before I purchased it, and confirmed again before I started working on it. Confirmed it is enabled. I have set up Hyper-V Server on another drive on the same PC, and have been able to setup and boot VMs that way. Seems to be isolated to XCP-ng for whatever reason.

@gskger @Danp Alright I'm giving this one last try. Re-installed XCP and set every port open for this server. I am on Unifi and set a rule to forward ports 1-65335 for the address of the server, and kicked off the bash -c "$(curl -s http://xoa.io/deploy)" install. As of now still just sitting at Importing XOA VM... but we will see. I don't know what else I could possibly do if this doesn't go through. The server is essentially in a DMZ right now.

Edit: No progress so far. Still at the same screen. Been trying this for a few days now, and I think it's a wrap. This server could not have more access at this point, and I still haven't seen even a little progress. I would hope that I would at least get an error of some kind to help out

@danp interesting. I ran that command, and it doesn't do anything on my end. Just moves to the next line, and doesn't allow for any other commands to be input

@gskger I blew open port 8888 and gave it a good 15 minutes, but we're in the same spot. No error, just sits at Importing XOA VM... I'm not even able to exit or type other commands. I appreciate your help, but I think this is a sign the XCP is not for me. Thank you though!

@gskger
M
MonotoneCulprit
7 minutes ago

Any idea how long this should take? Looks to be exhibiting similar behavior where it just says "Importing XOA VM..." and never progresses.
I added Google DNS to XCP to make sure this isn't a DNS issue.

Edit: Still at "Importing XOA VM..." after ~5 minutes. Everything I've seen online shows this process as almost instant so I think this is stuck again.

I have left this for hours, but it never gets passed this point. Either connecting locally, or using the web (https://xen-orchestra.com/#!/xoa) end up with the same result.

If I check XCP-ng locally I can see that every time I run the tool it does create an XOA VM that is stuck as "Halted", and reduces my storage by 20GB for each one.

This is XCP-ng 8.2 though I have also tried 8.0 with the same results. I am on a Dell Optiplex 3070.

Any help would be appreciated. I really want to give XCP a shot as the UI looks really nice, and I'm quite tired of Proxmox. Thanks in advance.