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TPL_Node_QEMU/LXC (#185) & VNC Node Search (#183)

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- new custom fields for TPL_Node_QEMU/LXC

- use above field, if exists, for API; else fallback

- VNC guest resolution now via root access

- VNC itself remains via VM.Console
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@@ -215,25 +215,31 @@ This needs configuring for each `WHMCS Admin > Products & Services` entry.
Firstly, create the Template VM in PVE. You need its unique PVE ID.
Use that ID in the Custom Field `KVMTemplate`, as in `ID|Name`.
Secondly, use that ID in the Custom Field `KVMTemplate`, as in `ID|Name`.
> **Note**: `ID` is the Unique ID that your Template VM has in PVE.<br>
> **Note**: `Name` is what will be displayed to your Clients in WHMCS.
Thirdly, add another Custom Field `TPL_Node_QEMU` with the node short name.
### VM Option 2: QEMU, WHMCS Plan + PVE ISO
Firstly, create the Plan in WHMCS Module. Then too in WHMCS Config > Services.
> Under the Service, you need to add a Custom Field `ISO` with the full location.<br>
> This ISO must be located on the PVE Host, and not on the WHMCS installation side.
> This ISO must be located on all PVE Nodes, and not on the WHMCS installation side.
### CT Option 1: LXC, PVE Template File
Firstly, store the Template in PVE. You need its storage, folder & File Name.
> Use that prefixed file name in the Custom Field `Template`, as in:<br>
Secondly, use that prefixed file name in the Custom Field `Template`.
> Here is the syntax for that field, including display name:<br>
> `local:vztmpl/ubuntu-99.99-standard_amd64.tar.gz|Ubuntu 99`
Thirdly, add another Custom Field `TPL_Node_LXC` with the node short name.
### VM/CT Import/Associate Existing Guest
You can associate an existing PVE Guest through the WHMCS Module too, like this: