Found another issue testing, or maybe it's known behavior? This is in both v6 and v5 webUI -- if I create a new Linux VM from an Ubuntu 24 Template I created, and I installed xe-guest-utilities (v.7.20.2-0ubuntu1) in the Template, the web UI does not display the IP under the Network tab in v5, nor when clicking the 'eye' in the Networking tab in v6. But, if I install the guest utilities via the guest-iso via the cdrom (v.7.30.0-19_amd64.deb) in XOS, the IP then shows. Is there a different utilties pkg to install in Ubuntu, or just go the cdrom route? The Windows guest agent downloaded from github, after install, shows IP in Network tab for Win VMs. Thanks!

Hello there, I posted in another thread an experimental Docker containers integration, not for production, but good enough to test it, see https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/12423/bringing-container-visibility-back-to-xo/9?_=1791618850567

Hello, Just a feedback. I am having trouble using CBT Backups with NBD. Host Details: XCP-NG Version : 8.3 latest (stable) Xen Orchestra: latest:stable (From Source) The first full backup always seems to work. The delta backup gives the error: 'HANDLE_INVALID' the writer IncrementalXapiWriter has failed the step writer.checkBaseVdis() with error HANDLE_INVALID(VBD, OpaqueRef:xxxxx). It won't be used anymore in this job execution. Start: 2026-08-09 14:01 End: 2026-08-09 14:01 Duration: a few seconds Error: HANDLE_INVALID(VBD, OpaqueRef:xxxxxx) This is a XenServer/XCP-ng error

@gsszuber Hi, Yes indeed, you need to preserve the root of the bucket from Lifecycle. We just had a customer with a similar issue. Can you help us by giving a small screenshot of the field to filter out the root (or filter in the three folders) please?

@olivierlambert Not to mention that the ZFS filesystem on your TrueNAS gives you protection against "bit rot". Which is a nasty creeping file corruption issue where bits get flipped unexpectedly on the device. However the XCP-ng instances are possibly a different story, as they may not have protection against this.