As per title. Selecting "VNC" display now opens an "about:blank" web page. True for existing or newly created KVM instance. No longer possible to a add and install a KMV via the WEBGUI. Has anyone got the changed "display" device option VNC/spice to work?
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SCALE upgrade to 21.04 from 21.02 - no VNC display for KVM instance
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I'm seeing that here as well, must have regressed recently.. I've re-opened a ticket related to that and we'll get it looked at soon:
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Glad it wasn't just me!
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lol, spent the whole Sunday figuring out why my VMs won't start or can't create new VMs. I suppose it's not only me. I found the same workaround what @LarsR mentioned. Mananaged to boot a Linux book disk so far. But whatever I don't can't get a Windows10 image to boot. This was replicated from another machine running TrueNAS Core 12.0-U3.
I found out the issue I was typing the IP of the VM not the IP of the TrueNas I can now connect via VNC.
Check the display port if you have had more than 1 VM.
I have 5 VM in my test so I have to use 5900-5904 depending on which VM I'm connecting to.
I also had to turn off a VM delete the display interface and set it up again. To resovle connecting to VNC issues.
The web interface hasn't worked for me but realVNC has always connected after tweaking around with things.
I have 5 VM in my test so I have to use 5900-5904 depending on which VM I'm connecting to.
I also had to turn off a VM delete the display interface and set it up again. To resovle connecting to VNC issues.
The web interface hasn't worked for me but realVNC has always connected after tweaking around with things.
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