bryanmaster

ME sucede lo mismo, van 5 horas en 70% de instalando programas... ES esto normal?

In the organization where I work, IPCop is installed, I see it every day, I am so used to its interface and menus! On the other hand, you didn't get me out of the doubt, even if I get a better machine, is it recommended to virtualize the NAS in a production environment just as I mentioned in the post?

Hi, I am completely new to the NAS world, I have knowledge of how to install XPenology on a VM but how recommended is it to do this? I explain, I have an old PC with an E5300 processor and 4GB of RAM.... I plan to do: 1. Virtualize the IPCorp Firewall (extra security to the NAS server is desired). 2.Virtualize also any Synologic Machine. All this obviously on the same machine mentioned above. The idea of all this is obviously to connect the NAS server to IPCorp on a VirtualBox internal network so that it can be managed giving extra security to the server. Everything will be in a productive environment. As a result of all this, I had these questions: 1. How recommended is it to do the above? 2. How productive is it to take the physical hard disks of 1TB and another one of 500GB connected by SATA to my board and virtualize them so VirtualBox can recognize them and be able to work with them? Will there be a bad performance? 3. It may be better to take another PC and install separately both services? I need your help please!