Hey. I've had this "problem". I believe there is no automatic and transparent way to do this, so I can say what I did: - I installed the default kernel (full virtualized) on the VMs and set it as default. - I exported the discs (OVA), unzipped them with tar - I used qemu-img to convert the disks to qcow2 - I added the disks to a Domain Storage, in oVirt - I recreated the VM using the previously added disk. It is worth remembering that Xen Citrix uses paravirtualized drivers, so you may have to uninstall them first and/or install the paravirtualized kvm drivers. Maybe, just maybe, you have to upload a temporary VM on a raw KVM using virt-manager, because maybe oVirt doesn't recognize the disks the first time. So I only managed to upload a VM using IDE type disks. After you adjust the drivers, you can safely use Virtio-SCSI type disks. Hope this helps. Em qui., 20 de jul. de 2023 às 13:11, <rj.indramaya@gmail.com> escreveu:

Hi All, First of all apology If i'm doing it wrong way. I could not find any solution so I hoped I'll get some answers here. In my Organization I started exploring the Ovirt-Engine, While I have created multiple VMs and all working fine I started facing one issue as in my organization we had Citrix Xen server which is out of date so I started working on migrating them directly to Ovirt-enigne. so I tried to add my Xen-server as a provider but its failing to load or connect with the Citrix-Xen. Let me know how should I move forward,

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