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@krishadmin I agreed with you that on some cases the Graphical option is a better UI, but the Terminal option are for some seldom or rare cases where the Monitor or Graphics have some issues of displaying the correct resolutions. This is especially true when using some old KVM as the output display in Graphical are either too small to read or overly large. Thanks for sharing your video on the Graphical option.

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Glad it was helpful. Thanks.

Glad it helped! And thanks.

Sorry, during the recording & publishing at that time the voice was omitted because of a faulty Mic & caused an annoying hissing sound throughout the video. But subsequently all my videos now contains voice instructions by using AI voice. As I'm from Malaysia, my English may have some errors in pronunciation thus to ensure proper English language, AI voice was used instead. But rest assure I'm trying my best to provide quality tutorials, TQVM.

@@DanielTechTips aaah, so your channel is still "all human"....wonderful, a gem amongst the rest...looking forward to the next videos :)

Thank you and you are most welcome.

You're welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

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You're welcome

A web server essentially is to publish website, the FTP server is a method to upload those files that have the contents of the website so the web server can publish it. For viewing or accessing files like a shared folder, you need to have WebDAV enabled & configured.

@@DanielTechTips Ya I figured it out and found out by just trying LOL. Also, I found that I really dont need to run an ftp server since I primarily use SFTP protocol to upload files and have been for years. Thanks for your reply though. It may help others trying to setup an ftp server and is new to all of this. Thanks again

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Hello @aravindayyalasomayajula2931, yes the initial setup does have "datastore1" automatically created for you. On the left pane --> goto "Storage" --> you should see all the datastore listed there. If your hardware have 2 HDDs & one of the HDD is installed with the OS, then the 2nd HDD must be added manually. Click on the --> "New datastore" button, select --> "Create a new VMFS datastore", then select the HDD Controller (eg. Intel SATA), give a name to the new datastore (eg. datastore2) and follow the on-screen instructions, finally the new datastore will be listed there. You can check out this video (th-cam.com/video/2Rvl1gjavBI/w-d-xo.html)

Thank you, I did have a tutorial on how to setup Kodi Player with WebDAV ready. It was scheduled to be published in next week. Your suggestions is excellent, will look into NextCloud & will also search for a good, reputable & reasonable price hosting provider.

@@DanielTechTips latest research has google cloud 300 Dollar free 3 mth start offer as an unbeatable platform to start and with just free tier Ubuntu Linux virtual machine to run ten of my special HD compressed 30 fps videos in a loop and under 10 GB to be cheap enough to run solid streaming to my channel for 3 mths. But it needs a code expert to set up. Can I send you two expert videos to show two ways to do it. Maybe I can pay you to set up my stream? Peuwdi Pie did this secretly years ago... now has millions subscribed! I will send people to you if you help my already 11K subscribers grow as many will be wanting this.

@@DanielTechTips hope you can master this set up... for a fee... I will send many to you.

Give me some time to study & test it first, will update you once I managed to get it setup as what you wanted. It will be a long night again.

cheers Daniel... I can send you two complicated live setup videos that claim best setting codes... let me know

Thank you, will keep improving.

Thank you for pointing that out.

Thanks for watching and your compliments. I will give it my best to publish more tutorials.

Thanks!

@zakidz6716 thanks for watching. Yes, Ventoy does support booting both from UEFI & Legacy BIOS. Here is the catch, those Legacy BIOS with CSM (Compatible Support Mode) available will usually works without any problems. Only those BIOS that are really old like those AMIBios, Megatrend or some weird system that are found during the eras of Windows 95/98 will probably failed from booting although it supports USB boot. I have luck with Legacy BIOS (CSM Enabled) and UEFI booting with Ventoy without any problems, but I do encountered issues on those Win95/98 era system, heck even those system doesn't support booting from USB... hahaha...

@@DanielTechTips thank you for the clarification

@GilbertoDECampos thanks for watching, the main difference between a Patch vs ISO update process, was that the Patch needs to be download manually, updated manually & restart the Host server manually each time. Yes, very time consuming. While the ISO update can be done automatically albeit multiple restarts. Save a lot of hassles... hahaha... The Cons here is that ISO updates will simply determine the best patches available & do it for you automatically, not suitable in a production environment where you need to perform SIT & UAT to ensure 100% compatibility with the VMs. Some patches will break some old OS like CentOS 4 or Windows Server 2000 or worst your vLAN. So by doing an individual patch & SIT separately, will ensure better compatibility & also its the best practice.

@badandyg so sorry that you didn't like my videos, well someone's trash might be someone's gold. I hope that someone will find this video useful to them. Thanks.

I'll take a stab at answering this, but it may not be entirely correct since I am also here trying to recover a lost pool from this kind of testing setup. When you deploy in production across multiple vmware hosts in a cluster (or other hypervisor that supports clustering) one of the things you get from this is failover - if a host has a VM running on it and the host fails, the VM is migrated over and the most recent saved state is booted on the remaining hosts. The problem with this is the hardware passthrough. Last time I checked (before VMware was slurped up by Broadcom) clustering does not support hardware passthrough. I wanted to pass through a GPU instead of storage, but the problem is largely the same. You loose the ability to cluster, so you have a single point of failure. In this case, in production the best option is to have storage physically separate and to do your redundancy on the SAN and not in Vmware (or whatever hypervisor you are using). Again, this may not be correct but this is the main reason I can think of.

This methods are not suitable for if you have HA, as during migration to another Host, the passthrough are not migrated. As said by strykenine7902 is correct.

Yes, you are correct.

@@StrykenineThank you for your response. I am actually a small "home user". I have a separate TrueNas core system running independently. I also have Blue Iris running on another windows machine. My idea is to run only the Windows machine 24/7 with VMWear and TrueNAS Scale in a VM (this is where I need to passthrough the SATA Controller). I understand the risk of doing this and to lose my data if something goes wrong and therefore my plan is then to use the existing TrueNas Core machine to backup for my data up let’s say once a week.

@Lepelot, myself also run a home lab too. Since you understand the risk & have a backup plan in place, then the data lost is minimized significantly. We as home lab & tech enthusiast sometimes don't mind the tinkering & the risks, as long as we can afford the down time. LOL.

As I didn't have a Mac to test, but it will still works if you map via Network Location, caused Mac supports WebDAV.

I have tested both in BIOS & UEFI systems, both able to boot succesfully. Please check partition type is configured to either MBR or GPT during Rufus utility.

Thank you for watching, will make changes on it, thanks for the comments.

Thanks for sharing.

Glad you like it.

Thank you

Hi, the Web port 8000 is only allowing you to download the Install script for both Linux & Windows machine. Sadly I'm also unable to locate the password for it. But the both the scripts are inside "/opt/gohttp/public" folder. You can copy or download it using WinSCP utility. Hope this helps.

Please check the BIOS, is the Legacy Boot Enabled, caused I have tested boot on both older & newer system without any problems.

Glad it was helpful!

@raulmejiaj Thanks for watching my video & really appreciates it. The WebDAV port is 80, which is "Read Only" port. I would suggest that you use SCP on port 22 in WinSCP, this port will allow you to write file(s) into the server. Hope this helps.

Can you please share at which steps you have the issues ? Hard for me to understand your question.

hello, there is turkish character like "ı" when i press the key "i" the turkish character pops up why does this happen ?@@DanielTechTips

Can please check the keyboard is correctly selected to EN (US), QWERTY. Or try change the language at the preferences there.

@ogaest, thanks for highlighting it, as the computer was shared among my colleagues, they purposely named that way to confuse other users and as part of the security test to see if there is anyone dumb enough to click those links, which is all fake links that have a count of how many times if was clicked & log some data for further analysis and training purposes. Not just that fake bookmarks, our security team have gone further to event put a fake movies links, music links etc. You will be surprise of how each of the users interacted with those links, while some did it out of curiosity while some totally ignored it. Rest assured the link you saw was all fakes and part of training purposes only.

​@@DanielTechTips wow, your colleagues are pretty smart. I'd probably klick on every one just to find out if one of them was a real one :)

Hahaha... sadly all the bookmarks are fake & this have reveals that some of our users are too ignorance & doesn't take security seriously. More awareness training needed.

I am so sorry for using AI Voice, but due to my locality, there might be a "slang" when I use my own voice in English language. Thus making it hard to understand or weird, by using AI Voice, I can ensure the instructions is clear, easy to understand for everyone & pronounced correctly. Just like those Indian IT where their English is very hard to understand when they use their own voice.

Yes, the latest Ventoy v.1.0.96 able to boot Hirens v.1.0.2, I have tested on both UEFI & MBR computers without any problems.

If I remember correctly, there's a Mask field further down the page when you are creating the user or the user's ACL. You must create a mask.

Please check the ACL list, there should be a Group called "Mask" and "Mask-Default" in the list, have a look on the video at 4:06 again, as you can see there are these groups in the list. Let me know if this helps.

Thank you very much.

Thank you for watching my video and yes, there is a follow-up video on how to create user with password, create a SMB share folder, assign the permissions & access the share folder from another computer.

Hi @ssm-2020, Thank you for watching my video, to mount/access the drive you will need :- 1. Create a Datasets in the "Pool" first. 2. Assign the permissions during the creation of the Dataset (eg. R/W/E). 3. Then "Shares" via SMB/NFS Services. 4. Access the shares by on remote linux computer : 4.1 CLI --> mkdir /opt/example 4.2 CLI --> mount [TrueNAS]:/srv /opt/example Hoe this helps.

Thanks

You're welcome!

Never mind, I have just disabled the ufw and now is back to normal again

Hi, it is recommended that UFW is enabled. If the server seat behind a Router/Firewall, ensure those ports are enable too. Ensure the following ports is allow:- 1. TCP = 21114 to 21119 2. TCP = 8000 3. UDP = 21116 4. Allow -> sudo ufw allow http 5. Allow -> sudo ufw allow https Hope it helps & Many thanks.

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The Front panel can be removed by first removing the right side cover then it will unveils the screws. Each side have 2 screws with a total of 4 screws. Please start watch 3:55 until end on how to do this.

Thank you too.

I'm so glad that you like it.

Great 👍 and Glad you like it.

Hi @agustinmacalintal3978, Thank you for watching my video. Sadly there is no way to copy any data without loading the OS first. You can use any Linux distro with Live Boot (without install) to perform this data transfer (eg. Ubuntu Desktop). As for the using 2 drives in a single computer, just plugin the SATA & Power cable into the mainboard. But you need to ensure only 1 of the drive have the OS installed.

Glad it was helpful!

@dalecorne3869 Thank you for spending the time to watch my video and yes I'm planning to use AI voice in my future video. Many thanks again.

Hi danbetito2506, Thank you for subscribing to my channel and really appreciates it. For the FQDN setup, I will work on another video on how to properly configure and deploy it. Please give me a few weeks to prepare the required system and will definitely update once its ready in my channel. For the time being, have a read at this (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_qualified_domain_name) Many thanks.

@@DanielTechTips Thankyou daniel i really appricaited it.

Hi @danbetito2506, I managed to find a video that have a better explanation for your FQDN question, hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/mpQZVYPuDGU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=PowerCertAnimatedVideos

Hi davidwayne9982, Thanks for the advice and yes it is advisable to replace or check the USB flash drive after a long period of use. Use the CMD --> chkdsk.exe [USB]: (to scan & check the USB drive) or you use any third party tools available for the same. Thus it is always suggested to use a reputable brand (eg. Kingston/Sandisk) as they have good QC on their products.

@@DanielTechTips I do LINUX-- no EXE stuff on this machine.. but no matter- use it a bit- then convert it to be used with something else that isn't important and get a new one.

Yeah, myself also have a few old USB drives just for the purpose of testing & some non-important stuff. For my daily drive, I still use a reputable brand. But as always, I do a backup to my NAS in case of any malfunction.

Better plan: Make 2 drives & switch over when problems occur. I have had good luck with PNY drives, at least so far.

@@gregpeterson4348 EXACTLY- that's what I always do.. with ANYTHING..

Hi T-tro, During boot-up in Ventoy & you select Win10 to boot, there is a very quick message prompt... "Press any key to boot from CD...", you will need to press any key (eg. Space bar or Enter), then Win10 ISO will continue to boot. This is because your computer have existing OS installed & its part of the Windows protection mechanism. Once you have installed Win10 & required a reboot, you need to unplug the Ventoy USB to continue. Another way is to check your BIOS/UEFI's Boot Priority settings, your existing setting may set the "USB Drive/Device" as the primary boot device thus you always keep on booting to Ventoy instead. Let me know if this solve your problems & many thanks.