NFS is best alternative supports all and see proxmox storage model before you do anything to partitions proxmox commands are different to manipulate storage.if you are using lvm then you have to change the lvm size not sda3
You can open only 8006 to gui and access everything in browser. It is not necessary to open noVNC ports. As for spice you need to configure the port in VM and then redirect it. If you don’t need ssh of individual machines then 8006 is sufficient if you want access ssh on VM then you need to map...
I assumed that if you want run everything simultaneously then
host system 8GB
MacOS for music production 16 GB
Windows Gaming VM 16GB
Plesk VM with transcoding 16GB ( may be less if using dedicated GPU)
Other VMs 8 GB
Total 64 GB
You may reduce ram required as per your needs.
But as you...
take backup inside the running server using default windows server system backup options. The saved backup should be then copied if you chose to store on the server itself while creating backup. Then install fresh windows server inside a VM boot the server and chose restore. It will ask for...
its always advisable to backup the server and restore it on a fresh windows server vm with same specifications as the converted VM will expect the same hardware it was running on and will freeze if it won't get the same hardware devices. that's my experience that when doing it your way windows...
ok I thought you were seriously going to do all the mentioned things ( that too simultaneously ) that's why I calculated the requirements like that. if your goal is to teach yourself virtualisation then you can start with Intel NUC with a i5 and around 16GB and a 240 GB ssd that will give you...
you need to change registry settings in windows or else you need to shutdown using windows console. by default windows does not allow Proxmox GUI its power settings.
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