@piotrlotr1
I'm changing my mind regarding point 2.

From XOA webGUI there is a way to distinguish between "master bond" and "pool-wide networks" created based on "master bond".

On pool level, when checking "Network" tab the master bond is marked with "Bonded" icon next to it.

It is NOT so obvious from "host" level as there is no "Bonded" icon next to the "master bond".

Sorry for poking the bear.

Just want to point out (in a positive way as much as possible), that I cannot find an issue related to this one on a Github and as we are trying to migrate our env onto XCP-ng I cannot find inside XOA webGUI the way to check which network interfaces (effectively PIFs eth0 or eth1 in our case) are inside a bond we've created.

There is a way to check that from "xe" command line (the commands are within this thread, few posts above, thank you @VoipDude).

Having this information provided in XOA webGUI would be something nice and useful (for example to confirm that eveyrthing is configured as it should be). Digging this up with "xe" commands took me some time and finding those right commands on the internet with explanation isn't the easiest thing.

As additional what I've spotted it is also hard to distinguish between "master bond" and "pool-wide networks" which are created based on "master bond". (I don't think it's possible from XOA webGUI to get that information).

To me it looks like the only way to distinguish it for now is this:

xe pif-list params=all

Above will give us list of all PIFs with all params. We need to look for an entry where "bond-master-of" is NOT empty AND at the same time if "device" is the one we are looking for AND that the "network-name-label" is the one we are looking for : - )

bond-master-of ( RO): **a0753427-b3f1-52bc-1c0e-2b6481e8701e**

Next step is:

 xe bond-param-list uuid=**a0753427-b3f1-52bc-1c0e-2b6481e8701e**

Above will give us UUIDs of interfaces (inside the "master bond") but again we will have to use "xe pif-list" to find what "network-name-labels" hides under UUIDs to get info if those are PIFs eth0 and eth1.

Hi,

Looks like we've got a similar problem on our newly deployed XOA (5.103.1).

There are approx. 500 tasks and some of them are "refreshing/changing places in the list".

Also, next to the "Tasks" button on the left inventory menu we can see "1" from time to time (screenshot: 03.PNG).

Haven't yet tried to clear it but would first understand why this is happening and maybe it can be perma fixed?

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