As soon it's done, you should be able to boot your VM on destination.
Your disks are streamed while the configuration file is "translated" to a VM object in your XCP-ng host.
You can use a hostname or the IP address of your XCP-ng host (name xcp_host_1 here) xva.py -c /etc/xen/vm1.cfg -n vm1 -s xcp_host_1 -username=root -password="mypassword" -no-ssl.
Run the script, VM by VM with for example.
You can migrate to an existing XCP-ng host thanks to this Python script (opens new window). If you are running Xen on your usual distro (Debian, Ubuntu…), you are using xl to manage your VMs, and also plain text configuration files. We got a dedicated section on how to migrate from Citrix Hypervisor to XCP-ng. We got a dedicated section on how to migrate from XenServer to XCP-ng. You can do so in VM advanced tab in Xen Orchestra. Double check your settings on your original system, and then enable (or not) UEFI on XCP-ng side for the destination VM. OVA import will miss the information if the VM is running BIOS or UEFI mode.
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