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  1. good deal. Thanks for that info. I guess I can cancel my BW sub.
  2. What are the major differences between the version on unRaid and the version that is hosted by bitwarden themselves? I signed up for the $1/month version for the extra features, but have no idea how to input my license into bitwardenrs docker container.
  3. disk usage alone seems lower and a little more responsive, but I wasn't really doing it because of a performance issue. I was only doing it because my server was telling me that I shouldn't have SSDs in my array. It may be a stupid reason but I just hate seeing warnings and errors.
  4. I ended up using the unallocated disks plugin and was able to easily follow SpaceInvaderOne's tutorial on converting vDisk to physical and it worked like a charm. I now have all three SSDs outside of my array and my 2 VMs running on there own SSD each. Thank you all for the help. It did help that I do have windows Hyper-V experience but this is truly a different monster, at least in my world.
  5. Thanks for all of the info. I have started watching some of SpaceInvaderOne's videos but only a few so far. I guess it will come with experience. This may take me a few days to research and implement these changes, but I will report back as soon as I finish up this maintenance. I guess I will just go with what's recommended and not use my Windows mentality when it comes to Raid setups and such. I am a bit of a hardware snob and refuse to use a PC with spinning disks in it. LOL. My main machine has a 500GB NVME and a 2TB SATA SSD and every other machine I use for work and such all have SSDs in them so I am used to running machines overkill a bit. UnRaid is slowly teaching me to think differently when it comes to allocating resources. Thanks again and I will update soon.
  6. I did manually designate the location because I wanted my VMs to run off of an SSD. I guess I just didn't fully understand how UnRaid worked under the hood. So, in order for it to work as I want it to I need to have my main VM vdisks run from the cache drive and there is no way for them to each run off of their own SSD? Maybe, unless I use multiple cache drives, which I'm sure is not recommended? After I move the vDisks to the cache drive, should I then remove the 3 SSDs from my array and possibly just take them out of the system completely?
  7. <disk type='file' device='disk'> <driver name='qemu' type='raw' cache='writeback'/> <source file='/mnt/disk11/Lunar DVR/vdisk1.img'/> <backingStore/> <target dev='hdc' bus='sata'/> <boot order='1'/> <alias name='sata0-0-2'/> <address type='drive' controller='0' bus='0' target='0' unit='2'/> </disk>
  8. Is this sufficient or do you need terminal output? I apologize but I am not very fluent in Linux so I would have to figure out the commands to show the array in terminal. My VMs are on Disks 11 and 12.
  9. So, does that mean I should acknowledge and move on? Or should I remove them from array and if so do I need to reload my VMs?
  10. So, I have three SSDs in my array, 2 of which have VMs on them. I recently installed Fix Common Problems App and it says that I should remove the SSDs from my array. Can I do that without killing my VMs? I can reload them without much headache, but I'd rather not have to. Also, can I use disks not in the array for main VM drive?