Full XCP-ng Build with VMware Migration: Say Goodbye to vSphere

[@parl-88]

I am SO GLAD you made this video! Thanks so much my friend. Wonderful step-by-step explination and walkthrough. Keep up the good work.

[@sysadmintutorials]

Thank you for the kind words, you're most welcome. I'm going to throw up a poll in the next few days to see if the community want me to do a similar one for Hyper-V 2025 or Proxmox

[@parl-88]

@sysadmintutorials Proxmox first please!

[@sysadmintutorials]

Out of interest are you using Proxmox for homelab or production ?

[@parl-88]

@@sysadmintutorials Proxmox for homelab. I am still trying to learn all the ins and outs of it. Your video would help a ton.

[@tlourey]

The Vinh communication course is shining through! Love the energy

[@sysadmintutorials]

haha thank you, I loved his course was a big help :)

[@chrisgondek]

I am in awe of your content mate

[@sysadmintutorials]

haha thanks Chris, love it. This year let's make that collab happen, me, you and Phoebe ?

[@belugawealth]

very good guide video. I wanna switch from proxmox to XCP for my home lab

[@sysadmintutorials]

Thank you. I'm interested what's the reason for the switch between Proxmox and XCP ?

[@Morne_Smith]

Hi, what happens if you do not buy an XO license or let the trail expire..what do you loose with regards to management?

[@sysadmintutorials]

Hi Morne, firstly thank you for being a subscriber. The good news is XCPng continues to run as a free version. Think back in the day when ESXi was free.
Understandably being a free version you do miss out on some advanced features. Some of the features are:
- Incremental Backups, and backup verification
- File level restores
- Continuous replication
- Advanced monitoring and analytics
- RBAC
- Self-Service Portal
- High Availability
- Scheduled Snapshots
- Pro support
Just to name a few

[@tlourey]

Your home lab has UCS blades?