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Thanks for the instruction. Unfortunately I failed to connect to the running VM via SSH tunnel and VNC. Nothing seems to work. Could you elaborate how to configure the VNC viewer?

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I love your tutorials! They are super helpful

Sir, i want to know more about the xcp ng Windows client that you showed.

Thanks for all your tutos, it really helped me !

I guess if you keep doing it , you get better and better. I like the dry run option (saves lives) .Very informative video, thank you.

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Excellent job Christophe! I successfully follow your instructions and created a rocky 9.4 instance. I now have a better appreciation of the commands needed to create a VM from the command line. 😊

Thank you for making all these great tutorials. I really appriciate it.

Thank you for this video - I've just set up XCP-NG on a machine, but I could not figure out how to get it to load the ISOs I've downloaded to my laptop. I had to create a temporary share and mount that in Xen Orchestra, but it's allowed me to get a few VMs going (one of which will shortly be a running as a NAS for future ISO storage/access) Cheers from Scotland

How to remove notification "XCP-ng Pro Support not available for source users" in pools ? , that triangle ?

I am using XC-png 8.3 and "xe sr-create host-uuid=$host_uuid name-label=LOCAL_ISO type=iso device-config:location=/var/opt/xen/ISO_Store device-config:legacy_mode=true content-type=iso" is returning an error: "The uuid you supplied was invalid. type: host uuid:" perhaps something has changed in 8.3?

It's so crazy that not even the official xcp-ng documentation has a clear guide like this you have done here. Thank you so much. It's not something I would do everyday but it's definitely something I needed to know how to do. Chears from Venezuela.

I tried replicating the iocage, and my Plex dataset, but it didnt work in many attempts, I created a snapshot, I dont know if im doing something wrong

thanks for the help <3 My Drive failing soon and now I can move smooth

Great video !

Ben alors? plus de vidéos? ^^ :-)

Je me suis abonné à votre chaine. Merci, c'est bien monté.

I totally agree with the previous comment that once you craft the video, it's extremelly detailed and brings the full explanations to make use of the presented topic. Compiling this together requires at least a bit of deep into the redhat meanders and going through dozens of scattered pages, which leads to nothing more than confusion. with your videos it is so straightforward. I'm curious how your home lab is evolving these days. cheers and thank you! apart from that with this video it's possible to install any linux distro, on top of which you can compile by your own the XO community edidtion, without installing the XOA appliance, especially when the XO-lite it seems at least these days does not bring that functionality. which is another aspect why it is so valuable at least for a smoth start with the XCP-ng, where you are not having xencenter anywhere handy. Thank you Christophe.

wrote a script for this based on your commands, thanks for the how to. for someone not familiar with xcp-ng it was nice to see the terminal process to creating an iso store setting a template, mounting the iso, disk and network and then building a vm. the script takes about 5 seconds to do this task. you only need set the parameters in the config.

Really great help, thank you!

Hello, please help me, after executing the "yarn" command it is returning the following message "00h00m00s 0/0: : ERROR: There are no scenarios; must have at least one." my system is debian12

Hello, please help me, after executing the "yarn" command it is returning the following message "00h00m00s 0/0: : ERROR: There are no scenarios; must have at least one. ". my system is vm debian12 on proxmox

Very good tutorial. I very like the rythm to understand correctly what I need to do and why. Very simple to understand also the networking feature in XCP-NG. Thanks

THANK YOU! I think you may be the only person on the internet giving such a detailed and essential tutorial about this CLI. I searched forever, but I'm thankful I found your videos! Thank you so much.

You can skip the ssh port forwarding by adding a firewall rule to allow direct connections to the hypervisor. "itables -I RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 9000 -j ACCEPT"

Christopher, as always you have great videos. One question I have: why not to extend the disk directly from Xoa and then use gpart to expand the partition, looks more simple and easier than this solution

Nice video. Question.. Have you come across a solution for backing up a vm that utilizing USB pass through? The snapshot always fails if I have a usb attached. I ended up creating a script based one one I found on the web that shut down the virtual machine unplugs the USB. And then I run another one about an hour later that will plug back in the USB dongle and boot up the virtual machine. This seems to work fine however, I’m using Delta backups so sometimes the back up job runs in 16 minutes, however I’m always shutting my VM down for one hour if there’s no workaround for taking a backup with the USB dongle attached is there a way for me to start up my VM or run my script when the back of job completes?

I forgot the XOA Debian password how to reset it please make a video. thanks

Really clear presentation, thanks - I was going to refresh my Docker setup, and you have shown a superrior way of doing this. One question (tho not Docker related) about your XCP-NG setup with Xen Orchestra. With a single host setup (which is what I have) Xen Orchestra runs as one of the VMs on the XCP-NG host it is managing. But at about 04:30 I saw that you appeared to have just a single VM running - called "poposws". So how are you running Xen Orchestra?

Thanks, this got me back in. The install ISO said 6 character limit and I had a 7 character password which didn't cause the install to complain. This helped a lot

Thank you very much for this great and clear video. Your instructions are easy to understand and you have explained all the steps. Same as most of the people here I've faced to the appearing and disappearing VM issue. Here below I gave the answer and how to recover from this issue.

thanks so much I was basically screwed until this

Thank you so much for posting this tutorial. 🙏

Hello, I currently have four Dell servers (R710, R720, R730, R740) and I have installed xcp-ng on all of them. As a result, I now have four pools and four hosts. However, I would like to delete three of the pools and have all four servers (hosts) in one pool. Could you please guide me on how to accomplish this task? Thank you in advance.

Hey! Looking forward to watch this episode after work tonight. 👍🏻

Thank you for more and more videos on xcp and xo!

Great video man, huge help!!

very helpful, I was skipping the XOA for the xcp-ng center for the very long time, also because the updates of the XOA didn't went well for me, mainly due to the node.js dependencies, it seems. now will make another round with XOA attempts, based on the informative video, and links you shared. thank you !

@hometinylab Christophe, another possibility is to create a NFS export on the Rocky distro, which is running as one of the VMs on the xcp-ng, and have it mounted as the ISO repository on the xcp-ng itself, in a kind of loopback approach. then you can expose the NFS data location in your samba config, and upload the files from the windows subsystem etc. PS. thank you for the series about the xcp-ng, you explained very well the elements which are the bottleneck for the newcomers, so they can have a swift start with this interesting hypervisor. cheers !

For some reason my trueNAS scale refuse to approve "one run" replication task.

Hello Christophe, I ask for your help. I always watch your videos, and I think you can help me with this! I'm starting to use XCP-ng now, the host is in a remote location, and I need to see those general XCP settings. I was reading several articles on how I could solve this problem, but I couldn't solve it, I followed several procedures, but without success. I saw that this option is called "Nested". Could you help me install this type of Nested view? I saw a video of yours called "XCP-ng Reset Root password" there is a VM there with this Nested showing the XCP settings.

How would I reset the root password to the XOA vm?

Thanks for this it helped my successful upgrade

Need help

I am from India Ajay Shukla

My UI says 'Drop VMDK or VHD files here to import disks.' any idea why? I have a recent installation (today)

Thank you!:)

This video was excellent. Thank you.

why does choosing the NFS option not display the create button? I cant seem to add an nfs share for iso files