- Getting Started with XenCenter
- Exploring the XenCenter Workspace
- About XenServer Licensing
- Getting Help
- Managing Servers
- Managing Pools
- Managing Storage
- Creating VMs
- Configuring VMs
- Managing VMs
- Importing and Exporting VMs
- VM Snapshots
- XenServer vApps
- Protecting VMs and vApps
- Access Control (AD & RBAC)
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Workload Balancing Overview
- Getting Started with Workload Balancing
- Introduction to Basic Tasks
- Working with Workload Balancing Reports
- Editing Workload Balancing Settings
- Administering Workload Balancing
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Troubleshooting Workload Balancing
- Issues Entering Workload Balancing Credentials
- Issues Starting Workload Balancing
- Workload Balancing Connection Errors
- Issues changing Workload Balancing servers
- Monitoring System Performance
- Updates and Upgrades
- Troubleshooting
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Issues changing Workload Balancing servers
If you connect a resource pool to a different Workload Balancing virtual appliance without first disconnecting the pool from the original Workload Balancing appliance, both the old and new Workload Balancing appliances will monitor the pool.
To solve this problem, you can either shut down and delete the old Workload Balancing appliance or manually stop the Workload Balancing services (analysis, data collector and Web service) so that the appliance no longer monitors the pool.
Citrix does not recommend using the pool-initialize-wlb xe command to remove or change Workload Balancing server configuration.