Posts made by olivierlambert

Please reping them tomorrow

If you don't want to rely on an external NTP, you can have a local NTP machine, to at least sync all hosts internally.

It's more important to have the same time on the same site for every machine than having the "right universal time" only partially (not on all machines)

Hi!

Thanks for the feedback. However, please edit your post to use Markdown syntax to get better visibility on logs files/code blocks.

Then, you should always have a NTP server configured in your hosts, it's very important.

Your powershell script is probably incorrectly exporting a VM without flipping the "is a template" to false.

That's why I suggest to use VM export/backup with XO in the first place (if you can).

In your case, just do a xe vm-param-set is-a-template=false uuid=<VM UUID> and it will appear as a normal VM.

They are two very different backup modes. Why not using delta + CR?

"When it's done". Not next release, hopefully first beta before September

This is indeed now correct We'll fix that ASAP!

Probably, but every new bit of UI improvement will be done directly on XO6, otherwise we'll never have enough manpower to switch to the new UI

Yes, this picture is wrong. I know we should modify it, but it's not high in our priority list sadly…

Ping @Marc-pezin

First deltabackup is a full VHD that you can import anywhere.

Might be easier with VHD files then

It's doable manually: get the current VM disk UUID and inspect for its parents

Those 3rd party scripts aren't supported.

Two options for you:

1. create a github issue on the script repo
2. follow our official doc to install it

Hi,

How did you updated it?

Hi!

Have you read https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/cloudinit.html#requirements ?

Hi,

In any case, I strongly suggest that you open a support ticket first

The answer might depend on what

It might be just a missing param in some cases of snapshots for a live migration. Snapshots are the way to do many things in XCP-ng, and it works.

Is there a way to remove the snapshot, and test the migration for this VM (in XO)?

I'd like to understand the exact cases when XO can't migrate vs XCP-ng Center, so we could spot the difference.

The VM should be back online just after the snapshot. Are you sure the VM can boot after the snapshot? No error?

@Zevgeny said in XO CE migrate fails for WinServer 2019 VM - "Internal Error":

Why does it work in XCP-ng Center?

This is a good question It might be indeed related to snaphots. Maybe XCP-ng Center is managing this in a different way

How many snapshots do you have for this VM?

We had a similar ticket few hours ago, so I thought it was you

When you have a message in caps, it's not an error raised by Xen Orchestra but the host itself. Check /var/log/xensource.log on both origin and destination.