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      Can I change CPU weight after VM creation?

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      No worries Enjoy!
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      "VDI_MISSING" error message upon trying to boot a UEFI VM...

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      Change management network interface?

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      @station-already hehe glad you got it figured out Indeed, management interface changes are pretty "violent" in terms of how much they change and interrupt, so a reboot helps quite often - same for changing the virtual adapter/PIF assigned to a VM - alway a good idea to reboot the VM
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      Backup solutions?

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      Most users are relying NFS shares. However, we are open to build something for tapes. The problem is: we have no knowledge on that technology nor have any tape system in our lab. If there's enough traction for this, or even sponsored dev to do it, we'll be happy to work on that!
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      How many vCPUs per Physical CPU can we use?

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      @olivierlambert That is wonderful news. We actually will be closer to a 1.2:1 or 1.1:1 ratio of vCPU's per physical core - our hosts are old beasts, but we don't work them hard. We had some 10 or 12 VMs on one while it was running VMware (DURING our migration, so a it was running more than it normally did) and it was consuming maaaaaaybe 30% of the available CPU power. There really aren't that many of us. We are probably not going to purchase XCP-ng Pro Support, but we absolutely WILL be purchasing a Xen Orchestra subscription at the Starter tier. I think it hits all the features we need, it gives us a real support contract for our virtualization solution, and it is our great honor to support an open-source project! Thanks for answering my question. Hopefully it's helpful in answering someone else's out there on the internet.