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Hello,
I'm just curious if there is any easier way to setup VM boot order (after powerloss/shutdown), other then setting the delayed startup time on each VM?
Currently, there is no easy way to check the overall-pool boot order of VMs (that I can find).
Hello,
I know this seems dumb, but could we add a paste function into the XOA console.
I try using the copy/multiline copy, but that never seems to work.
@AtaxyaNetwork First, I want to say, THANK YOU!!! for putting this together! Legit, kudo's.
I ran into one problem in your article:
"for xen-blkfront.ko
mv xen-blkfront.ko /lib/modules/5.14.21-150400.24.108-default/kernel/block/
for xen-netfront.ko
mv xen-netfront.ko /lib/modules/5.14.21-150400.24.108-default/kernel/net/"
If I try the MV command after the for line, I get MV is an invalid command. I simply bypassed the for lines, and did a pure MV.
It seems to have worked (I can now boot, and get into it).
Second related question: Is there any way to install the XCPNG Client drivers at the same time, so this VM responds to XCPNG commands (shutdown/etc) ?
@jcdick1 Are you fully firmware patched (BIOS microcode)?
@Danp Turns out, I was missing the UEFI Secure boot certificates on my hosts. Odd how this never came up as an issue prior, but now it seems "required". At least its an easy fix:
@ronivay You make a good Point.
What I didn't know, that I do now, I wasn't "naming" my schedules. Once you do that, it replaces the Cron time. So I called my things like "Daily @ 4:30 - Diff" but obviously naming schemes are broad.
Hello,
This is more of a minor feature request, but could we have the backup schedules converted from cron time, to actual clock time? I have no problem writing cron time when creating the backups, but when reading through the backups, its rather challenging to re-read the times in a quick view to allow for easier management (I'm documenting all of my backups, and this is an exercise in frustration).
this is what I'm talking about btw:
Is there a way for us to create our own templates in hub, or remove some that we never want deployed?
@dinhngtu Thank you very much for this. Luckily, these last few 2012 OS's will be mothballed at the end of August, but... sometimes schedules and security don't align. 
@dinhngtu Thank you!
In the meantime, should we just continue to use the XCPNG drivers that were working previously, and then run the mitigation script?
@DustinB Are any of your windows servers, Server 2012 R2 ?
We are having a problem where switching to these Xenserver drivers fail to load part of the Xenserver tools (you'll see failed drivers in your device manager).
We might have to live with the old drivers until this is fixed, and hope we dont get compromised.
@joneill I've been having periodic access issues as well for the past week. It seem xen-orchestry.com is acting with really slow response times (almost like a ddos attack, or something like that).
@AtaxyaNetwork This is fantastic!
What remaining last bugs are you aware of?
@AtaxyaNetwork Since I cant get it to mount on boot, I have no idea if there is something special about it (I suspect it just has some existing folder structures, but I'm not 100% sure).
Also, I wish I had Dell support, but we buy all of our hardware second-hand. So no support contract here.
Hello,
I read that you are currently testing alpha stage for qcow2 format (Yes, I know it will be awhile before this hits production). But would that mean then at that time, that we can import KVM vm's, directly into XOA ?