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@xxbigfootxx Unfortunately not. I haven't had too much luck with CentOS 7 either using Unraid. I would recommend going on a different path for virtualising (such an ESXi or proxmox setup)

Just tested Version: 6.9.0-beta1 and looks like its now operational.

May I ask what brand is it? I have tried with TRUST keyboard and mouse, and that seems to work just fine with newer versions too. But Logitech's unify dongle is not working in anything above Version: 6.8.0-rc5 for me. Would it be possible to test it with a Logitech unify dongle? I'm fairly certain that its a pretty common wireless device that's being used on the VMs passthrough.

I like the ease of use of dockers and the “app store” where I can easily browse around and explore apps that I never knew existed before. would love to see better passthrough options for VMs. Right now the passthrough is sort of broken for VMs, I’m talking about 6.8 rc 5 +. Haven’t been able to use my mouse or keyboard in the VMs since then.

I have the same issue in 6.8.0 stable release. As I went ahead upgraded from rc 9 I cannot go back to a version that was working. How could I downgrade to the last version that was working? Super annoying that I'm unable to use my VMs now.

I would like to see an option to configure the DNS resolver manually once a peer is connected to a tunnel. This would enable local hostname resolution. I'm not sure what dns currently being used, but it looks like not the default one. Looks like its not only me who has this issue. Another thing is that I can see that I have the option to connect to the server and lan via ipv4 OR ipv6 but no possibility to have both. Would like to see an option to add the possibility to have dual stack implementation.

Do you see any advanced virtualization tools coming to unraid such as VM cloning, snapshots, IP management of VM’s, oversee other VM’s of other unraid machines, and managing those?

This raid5 with BTRFS sounds exactly what I'm looking for. I'm gonna use Esxi and put unraid on top of it, and share back an NFS share to ESXi for the VMs. When I run out of space, just add another disk, and dynamically increase the possible NFS share. One more question: if a disk fails does it has to be the same size or larger than the disk it will be replacing?

You keep mentioning that you run it in raid5 cache pool. Is this something that unraid offers? Or you run a dedicated raid controller and place all your disks in to raid5, and then pass that as an individual disk to unraid? Could you please describe what kind of setup you have? Also I haven't been experimenting with the cache pool functions that much, so I'm not really sure what options are there. Yes, I'm fully aware of this, as I will be running multiple VMs there will be hardly any read writes to the disks (only temporary during a cloning procedure), maximizing random read and writes would be my primary goal, so the VMs would have better responsiveness.

A 4TB QVO SSD costs around 100 euro/TB which is about the cost of a brand new SAS drive also. And if you are looking at 2.5 form factor, hard drives are getting pretty expensive if you are planning to go for high density on a small form factor. I do not even know if there are any 2.5" drives that support 4TB... So SSDs are really breaking into the market now. I'm looking for some drives for a R620, and thus I cannot go the 3.5" form factor, but still want large capacity, then I'll have to go with SSDs. Can you do dynamic updates to this pool? Could you explain exactly how your setup works? I'm planning to start out with only 2-3 disks, but wanna go up to 10 disks. Is it possible to dynamically grow this pool without having much downtime? I do not want to have a full backup of the data that I'll be running on this server. All I need is a single disk redundancy, that is why I looked into UnRaid for this solution.

Any update on this? Almost 3 years later, an all SSD array is more realistic than ever. Can we expect unraid to support this anytime soon officially?

Thank you very much. Don't worry I'm not in an extreme hurry. Please let me know if you have any news for me.

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Both of them have exactly the same result after running `ifconfig` in the terminal. Only getting loopback network.

do you mean <interface type='bridge'> <mac address='52:54:00:ec:58:ee'/> <source bridge='br0'/> <model type='virtio'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x04' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </interface> this part should be <interface type='bridge'> <mac address='52:54:00:ec:58:ee'/> <source bridge='br0'/> <model type='e1000'/> (or later rtl8139) <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x04' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </interface> ?