Tuvar

You misunderstand, buying the license isn't the issue. I run Proxmox as a Tier One Hyper-visor and if I run unRAID off of a USB I have to boot into said Thumb drive which means I can't boot up into the Hyper-Visor. I'd need to Visualize it to even use it.

I scrapped the whole idea, I don't care to pay the fee, but I liked the interface and android support. Besides the UUID's can be changed or spoofed if someone wanted to take the time to do it so I don't see any reason not to allow for installing directly to a SSD/HDD or ISO anyhow.

I realize unraidmis designed to rum from a sub, reside in memory, and operate that way by design. I don't particularly care for using thumb drives personally and I'd like to mount it on my proxmox hypervisorlike I can with freeNAS. There was a iOS linked of the forums at one point that was converted from a vhd, but that link is dead. I'd also like to use these at work on our facility NAS boxes and a thumb drive will be a deal killer out the gate. If anyone can assist or send me to a good starting location I'd appreciate it. Matt

I'm running a base metal server currently on ProxMox, so far it's been a good OS but I'm wanting something easier to manage. Reading the information available it seems like unRAID is where I'm looking to be, but before I pull the trigger I wanted to list my hardware and see if there were any issues and also I wanted to ask how remote management was. Any help is appreciated, although unRAID looks like it's worth re imaging what I'm running as is. 1) How is remote management? VPN or SSH support 2) How stable is it running 24/7 with a variety of VM's and Containers? I'm considering running several versions of Windows and Linux as well as multiple containers like Apache and MongoDB. With Fallout 76 allowing Private Servers I might even run one of those hehe. 3) Can it emulate the Google Play store native? I've tried several VM's and have little success 4) Current Equipment, may add a pair of Geforce 1070 SLI later MB: Z9PE-W8 WS with Remote Management Module CPU: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2687W MEM: 64GB DDR3 Primary SSD: Samsung Evo 860 500GB Secondary SSD: Generic 60Gb for caching Storage: 4x Three TB 5400 RPM's