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Virtualize Your Synology NAS with VMM: Run Windows and Linux, and Explore Endless Possibilities

Introduction

Synology's Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) empowers you to tap into the versatility of virtualization. With VMM, you can effortlessly run virtual machines (VMs) powered by Windows or Linux operating systems, unlocking a wide array of possibilities.

Benefits of Virtualizing on Synology NAS

• Consolidate Infrastructure: Run multiple virtualized servers on a single Synology NAS, maximizing resource utilization.
• Enhance Security: Isolate virtual environments from each other and the host NAS, strengthening security.
• Extend Functionality: Utilize VMM to host various applications, such as development environments, database servers, or web servers.

Getting Started with VMM

Setting up VMM is a breeze. Simply follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your Synology NAS meets the system requirements for VMM.
2. Install VMM from the Package Center.
3. Configure the virtual machine settings, such as CPU cores, memory, and storage.
4. Create a virtual machine and install the desired operating system.

Advanced Features of VMM

VMM offers a plethora of advanced functionalities, including:

• Live Migration: Seamlessly transfer running VMs between Synology NAS devices.
• Snapshots: Quickly create and restore VM backups to protect against data loss.
• Network Configuration: Configure custom network settings to optimize VM connectivity.

Conclusion

Synology's Virtual Machine Manager is a powerful tool that unlocks the versatility of virtualization on Synology NAS devices. By empowering you to run Windows and Linux VMs, VMM opens doors to endless possibilities for infrastructure consolidation, enhanced security, and extended functionality.