Vinsens

Hi, as the title suggests, I noticed a new option in Unraid 7 under the VM settings with an on/off switch for “migratable VM”. Could someone explain what this means? Does it allow us to migrate a VM from, say, Unraid server A to Unraid server B? Thanks in advance!

Maybe I'm too late but I had the same problem and this fixed it for me chown -R 2000:2000 /mnt/datastore/appdata/mattermost/

+1 we absolutely need a simple snapshot option in the GUI

Thanks for the reply. It seems AES is also passed to the VM. Download speed is good now.. it was just a bad vpn server. It's weird how cpu-z shows processor name "Intel Xeon E5-2620 v4" and specification "Intel Xeon E5-2683 v4". The actual CPU is an Intel Xeon E5-2683 v4. Also windows task manager shows cpu clock 2,10GHz while cpu-z shows 2,6GHz.. Maybe there is a fix for this? Anyway it's working good now, thank you!

Hello everybody, this is my first post on the forum. I hope this post is in the right section. I've been running UnRAID for a few months now, and it has been running flawlessly. However, I noticed that the download speed in a Windows 10 VM reaches only around the half of the speed when downloading on VPN. If I turn the VPN connection off, the download speed is back to 100%. Since the VPN uses AES-128 encryption, I think the problem may be related to AES-NI instructions not being enabled for the VM. I also tested it on a Windows 10 VM on a Proxmox host, and downloads are at full speed on VPN. Is there a way to enable AES-NI for a Windows 10 VM? How does it work on UnRAID? Thank you for your help.