After allocating memory, click on to continue. The more memory you allocate, the smoother the performance of the virtual machine. Now, you will need to select the amount of memory (RAM) that wish to allocate to the virtual machine. Here, you will be able to add and manage virtual machines.Ĭlick on to begin configuration for a new virtual machine.Įnter a name for your virtual machine, select the type of operating system you will be installing and then click on. Īfter opening VirtualBox you should be able to see the VirtualBox management interface as shown in the graphic below.Installation and settings will be done through VirtualBox on the ADM desktop. Note: Keyboards and mice are not needed for models without HDMI. If the Apps listed above have not been installed yet, you can use the search field in the upper right-hand corner of the App Central window to search for and install the Apps.Ĭonnect the keyboard and mouse to the NAS and then click on the VirtualBox icon. Installation of ASUSTOR Portal is not needed and is unavailable. Note: For models without HDMI support, please install the VirtualBox Extension Pack. The virtual optical disk file for the operating system that you wish to install. Please first prepare the items listed below. In this section we will demonstrate how to use VirtualBox to configure a virtual machine. The number of virtual machines that may simultaneously be run in the background will differ depending on system CPU and memory.ĭue to license restrictions, the VirtualBox extension pack must be manually installed. Only a single virtual machine may be run at a time in the ASUSTOR Portal interface, but multiple machines can be simultaneously run in the background. Maximum Simultaneous Number of Virtual Machines **For these models, HDMI use not supported.

*For these models, regular programs can be run successfully but not multimedia due to system hardware limitations. VirtualBox can be used to install and run multiple operating systems.ĪS63/AS64/AS70/Nimbustor 2 and 4, Lockerstor 2 and 4

VirtualBox is maintained and developed by the Oracle Corporation. Running Virtual Machines From Mobile Devices Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:ĥ. Run virtual machines on mobile devices (notebooks, smartphones, tablets). Configure and run virtual machines on ASUSTOR Portal using VirtualBox.Ģ.

Upon completion of this course you should be able to:ġ.

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