buddylee7

Is that 3D accelerated? Basically looking for a poor mans VDI

Is there a better version for Linux distros other than VNC?

Understanding you can create a gaming VM but how are you viewing the VM's desktop? Through an output display port or through some kind of accelerated virtual window (aka: VNC). I know there are various apps out there that can accomplish this but curious what would be a good solution.

Ever get this figured out? I'm running into the same issue with the same card.

(Update) I understand the switch part although where I'm struggling is the Unraid. When I create VLANs on one of the physical interfaces to create a logical L2 interface the mac address setup in the "edit" portion is on the Palo management interface. I have not added additional interface as I'm still figuring out how to get access to the management. I have even attempted to create an access port and use a non-VLAN interface on the Unraid with no luck.

How would one do VLAN interfaces in Unraid and get the Palo VM to see that as an interface?

Going through the screenshots helped. Thank you. Side note, how do you get the additional graphics/icons to choose from for aesthetics? Thanks again!

Interested in getting a Palo to run on my Unraid instance. Are there any good places to go for a walk through?

UPDATE: Well....appears I shot myself in the foot and there is some kind of dependency for Plex to communicate externally, even when initially NOT allowing remote access, which I was filtering traffic. I corrected the outbound connectivity on my firewall, blew away the container and started from scratch and it was able to see my shares

I am not even given that option (when logging into the Plex GUI for the first time) as it just starts up and only provides me the friend shares along with the Plex provided content. Sometimes I get the "no soup for you" but goes away when I log out and log back in and still no shares.... Add some additional color on my setup, and I've had it working before but running a VM instance of PLEX....I have three VLANs Internet VLAN | | Internal VLAN with Plex App (Users) ---- Plex Server VLAN ---- UNRAID Shares VLAN I do this because I allow external shares to the Plex VLAN and if it somehow gets compromised, theoretically offers me some more protection into my other networks. Shares are read only...

New to containers and was able to figure out how to successfully put my Plex container in a different VLAN from my UNRAID management/shares access with trunking on the switch. I'm struggling as I've specified the "Container Path" and "Host path" but when launching the Plex container in the initial config and it does not see the media. Do I need to veer outside and somehow specify the IP/port of the share given it is in another network compared to the container? I'm confused as when you specify the Host path it drills down and actually sees the needed path in the config...trying to understand the operation. Any help is appreciated as I cannot find, yet, with someone with the same issue. I am using the Official Plex Repository for the container and maybe there is a field I am unaware of that is not in the provided template...

Getting the following when trying to install the Squid plugin: