XCP-NG
XCP-NG is an open-source server virtualization platform that enables the creation and management of virtual machines on a single physical host or cluster of hosts. XCP-NG is distributed as a free, open-source software and is supported by a large community of users and developers.
Hardware Options, Installation and Upgrades
Options for Managing XCP-NG Hosts
There are a few different options for managing XCP-NG hosts: Xen Orchestra and XCP-ng Center.
Xen Orchestra Appliance
Xen Orchestra is an open-source web-based platform for managing and monitoring XCP-NG and Citrix ...
Install Xen Orchestra from Source
In this guide, I will show you how to install Xen Orchestra from source on a Debian 11 system, us...
XCP-NG Center
XCP-NG Center is a community maintained project that provides a management option for XCP-NG on W...
Managing XCP-NG with Xen Orchestra
Adding New Users and Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
Head over to the webUI in a browser. The default login credentials are [email protected], with the ...
Adding XCP-NG Hosts to Xen Orchestra
You have to first add the XCP-NG physical hosts details to the Xen Orchestra VM before you can st...
Creating XCP-NG Server Pool
In XCP-ng, a "pool" refers to a grouping of multiple XenServer hosts (physical machines) that wor...
XCP-NG Pool Networking
XCP-ng sets up a virtual network for each physical network interface during installation. When si...
Creating Storage Repository for XCP-NG Pool
A storage repository is where VM files or ISOs resides on in XCP-NG. For VM storage, XCP-NG calls...
Creating XCP-NG Virtual Machines in Xen Orchestra
Creating a new Virtual Machine in Xen Orchestra is a fairly striaght forward process. ISO Stora...
Migrating VMs from VMWare ESXI to XCP-NG
With the latest Xen Orchestra 5.81 release (https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xen-orchestra-5-81/), ...