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yes it is !

I found that before you reply ok !

I'm running 4 Ubuntu 18.04 virtual servers (vm101 / vm102 / vm103 / vm104) using Proxmox VE and in my data-center I have 32 GB RAM 1 TB storage all servers are working perfectly . Virtual machines => ip => OS => issue vm101...

My total RAM is = 8GB and I'm running a VM with 8GB so no more free memory to create another VM right ? but I want to create another VM with 8GB ,in that case if I shutdown already running VM without deleting could I create another VM with 8GB memory and my 1st question is it possible to do...

I need to run a new vm with 8GB RAM and I'm already running a vm with 8GB too , lets say A= (new vm expect to install) , B= ( already running vm with 8GB) so if I shutdown (B) without deleting , can I use (B)'s RAM on new vm (A) if I created with 16 GB , will it grab (B) 's RAM to (A)...

Datacenter Disk - 1tb RAM - 24GB CPU - 4 PVE- | Servers - 5 with allocated RAM Ubuntu (a) = RAM 2GB (Running) Ubuntu (b) = RAM 2GB (Running) Ubuntu (c) = RAM 4GB (Running) Windows (d) = RAM 8GB (Running) Ubuntu (e) = RAM 2GB (Running) Total RAM = 24GB Usage RAM =...

how to do that ? let's say my pve ip is - 182.***.*.*1 local machine ip is - 182.***.*.*2 here I have my ISO file

In my pve I have 2 storages for store needed data 1. data storage 2. local storage Already I have an ubuntu ISO image on local storage and it's Usage 27.98% (1.98 GiB of 7.07 GiB) id- local type - Directory content - ISO image path/Target - /var/lib/vz Shared - no enabled - yes Main...