[can't access web gui]

 

34 minutes ago, Squid said:

Why are you giving the server an IP address that isn't classified as "Private" (192.x / 172.x / 10.x)?  Is this server wide open to the world?

 

just to enterprise

[can't access web gui]

after reboot the  system, I can't access web gui (222.200.186.94), ssh still working. any help would be much appreciated.

 

don't bother, it's just a network issue.

[VM slow]

like the picture above, I have a 32C/64T AMD 3970X CPU to allocate to 4 people to use in the same time. Each person has 4 separate cores,  and the remaining 16 cores are shared. But when a vm is fully loaded, others become jammed. Is there any way to make full use of CPU resources without affecting each other?

[GPU virtualization]

22 minutes ago, Alphahelix said:

Unless you can be more specific about the setup it is hard to help more. It will be a whole lot if ifs and perhaps.

just like he said‼ it seems that unraid has not achieved it yet ? then intel 6258R*2+1650*10 is my only option at this point  

[GPU virtualization]

8 minutes ago, Alphahelix said:

Hi wan59

 

If your motherboard have PCIe slots, one option is to use PCIe extenders.

 

But you my have a hard time finding a case to mount them in. But a mining rig could do the trick.

 

/Alphahelix

but I already asked the sellers, they told me  that the motherboard can only support 4 GPUs, no mather how many extenders I use.

[GPU virtualization]

we need a AMD 3970X platform to support 5 people to work in the same time(each one has two 2K monitors, using DP fiber link to GPU directly), but the motherboard can only support 4 GPUs, what can we do now? can UNRAID support GPU virtualization? if UNRAID can do that, we only need about two better GPUs(just for lighting the monitors: ). 

[GPU virtualization]

we need a AMD 3970X platform to support 5 people to work in the same time(each one has two 2K monitors, using DP fiber link to GPU directly), but the motherboard can only support 4 GPUs, what can we do now? can UNRAID support GPU virtualization? if UNRAID can do that, we only need about two better GPUs(just for lighting the monitors: ).