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Why Use Synology for Virtualization? Why Use Synology for Virtualization? + Extremely easy integration of virtual resources on one or more devices • Computing, storage, and network resources are integrated on Synology NAS, making professional virtualization setups easy and incredibly fast. • Avoid setting up complex Storage Area Networks with an automatic management network that needs no configuration. • Contact a single vendor for all technical software and hardware support, and enjoy Synology's five-year warranty. + Smooth browser-based management and exceptionally easy sharing • Manage your complete virtualization setup from an intuitive management console in DiskStation Manager. Add or remove hosts and resources with a few clicks. • Directly access VM graphical user interfaces or command lines from any PC or operating system using an IP address or Virtual Machine Manager in DSM. • Provide access to VMs using share links, with password protection and all the benefits of Synology's QuickConnect referral service. + Fast and secure virtual storage on a highly stable hardware platform • Eliminate network speed as an obstacle between VMs and their virtual disks by hosting both nodes on one Synology NAS. • VMs, files, and snapshots are kept on storage-optimized systems with advanced RAID or Synology Hybrid RAID configurations and many data recovery options. • Synology NAS and the DSM operating system are designed for long-term uninterrupted operation and come with long-term support. + Highly efficient method to combine Synology and third-party solutions • Virtualized services can run alongside regular Synology NAS applications and storage processes, as well as on Synology High Availability clusters. • Virtual DSM allows the creation of many virtual Synology NAS on one machine, alone or alongside virtual Linux and Windows servers. • VMM High Availability clusters offer hardware and network redundancy without requiring an identical Synology NAS to act as passive server. 03

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Why Use Synology for Virtualization?
Why Use Synology for Virtualization?
+ Extremely easy integration of virtual resources on one or more devices
• Computing, storage, and network resources are integrated on Synology NAS, making
professional virtualization setups easy and incredibly fast.
•
Avoid setting up complex Storage Area Networks with an automatic management network
that needs no configuration.
•
Contact a single vendor for all technical software and hardware support, and enjoy
Synology’s five-year warranty.
+ Smooth browser-based management and exceptionally easy sharing
• Manage your complete virtualization setup from an intuitive management console in
DiskStation Manager. Add or remove hosts and resources with a few clicks.
•
Directly access VM graphical user interfaces or command lines from any PC or operating
system using an IP address or Virtual Machine Manager in DSM.
•
Provide access to VMs using share links, with password protection and all the benefits of
Synology’s QuickConnect referral service.
+ Fast and secure virtual storage on a highly stable hardware platform
•
Eliminate network speed as an obstacle between VMs and their virtual disks by hosting both
nodes on one Synology NAS.
•
VMs, files, and snapshots are kept on storage-optimized systems with advanced RAID or
Synology Hybrid RAID configurations and many data recovery options.
•
Synology NAS and the DSM operating system are designed for long-term uninterrupted
operation and come with long-term support.
+ Highly efficient method to combine Synology and third-party solutions
• Virtualized services can run alongside regular Synology NAS applications and storage
processes, as well as on Synology High Availability clusters.
•
Virtual DSM allows the creation of many virtual Synology NAS on one machine, alone or
alongside virtual Linux and Windows servers.
•
VMM High Availability clusters offer hardware and network redundancy without requiring an
identical Synology NAS to act as passive server.