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      Ubuntu 24.04 VMs not reporting IP addresses to XCP-NG 8.2.1

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      Commenting for my future self and others as I just came across this issue too and it's not overly well documented and comments on the forums are often missing a a full story for how to debug and get this working...... When using Ubuntu 24.04, the usual apt method of installing XE Guest Utilities via the command; apt-install xe-guest-utilities Works, but doesn't. It successfully brings through the Memory information through to XO/XOA/XCP-ng Server, but not the IP Address, which is a tad strange. When checking the version of xe-guest-utilities that is contained within the APT Repository that comes configured out of the box with Ubuntu 24.04 using the following command; apt info xe-guest-utilities You can see the response is that it is running version "7.20.2-0" (as at the time of writing, which is before running an apt update command. Even when after running an update command; sudo apt update Then checking what packages are available to be updated using the following command; apt list --upgradable xe-guest-utilities wasn't available for an update past this point unfortunately. So to uninstall xe-guest-utilities installed via APT, simply run the following command; sudo apt remove xe-guest-utilities Then install via XO/XOA/XCP-ng Guest-Tools.iso Mount + Command Line by following these steps. Firstly, Select the guest-utilities.iso from the Disk within the XO/XOA/XCP-ng Platform for the VM. Then SSH into the box/console view and run the following commands; sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt sudo bash /mnt/Linux/install.sh sudo umount /dev/cdrom What you will notice when you run the second command is that gets installed here is "xe-guest-utilities_7.30.0.12_amd64.deb" - So is further ahead. Then you'll need to use the following commands to start the service on boot and also start the service. systemctl enable xe-linux-distribution.service systemctl start xe-linux-distribution.service And that now results in the IP Address of the virtual machine flowing through to XO/XOA/XCP-ng, which ever you are using.
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      XOSTOR from source

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      Yes. Meaning we are sure it was correctly installed on supported hosts. This limits the possible outcomes if there's a problem (a bit like XOA vs XO sources, but we have like 10 years of feedback from XO sources, so we can do community support in here with a relative confidence)