Network: bond0: fault-tolerance (active-backup), mtu 1500 I know most of these items have probably been discussed before and I've looked around at the forum but I haven't found an answer really. Though I can't seem to find the option anymore. Is this data also stored on the array (and thus protected by the parity disk)? Or should I always manually back it up?Īlso, when installing the first VM I left the disk space at 30G (standard) thinking I could upgrade it later. I currently have 2x 250GB SSD's installed for running the VM's on. Especially when watching a video or something it really starts to stutter (I'm on a 1 Gbps LAN connection). I would like to know your opinions on remote accessing the VM's, I've heard good things about RDP from jonp but it doesn't seem to work smoothly for me. I want to use this for running multiple Windows 10 VM's as remote workstations, I still have to work some things out though.

I currently have an IBM server with a Intel® Xeon® CPU E7- 2870, 128 GB RAM and some other hardware.

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