Application Guide

Virtualization Station

With Virtualization Station, it is effortless to create multiple virtual machines on

the Turbo NAS and manage them centrally with the easy-to-use interface, helping

businesses save more and work faster in IT management.

Multiple OS support

With the Virtualization Station, you can create multiple virtual machines

to run various operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and UNIX

on the Turbo NAS, and separate network resources for each virtual

machine to ensure uninterrupted network trafc.

Virtual machine import/export

Virtual machines of various formats can be easily import to and export

from the Virtualization Station with simple steps. IT administrators will

enjoy extreme exibility in arranging IT resources across machines.

Energy-saving & Eco-friendly

With the Virtualization Station, you no longer need to purchase a

computer or server just to run a single OS, meaning the electricity bills

spent on the hardware and even air-conditioning are all saved.

Fast virtual machine creation

The Virtualization Station provides several default templates for quickly

choosing a proper one to create a virtual machine. Advanced users can

create custom templates, or manually create a virtual machine without

choosing from the templates.

Operate VMs as Remote Desktops

Enjoy utmost convenience by operating Windows, Linux and UNIX-

based VMs as remote desktops. A list of buttons is provided on the

left side of each individual VM display, allowing users to suspend,

shutdown, force shutdown, reset, bring up key combinations (incl.

Ctrl+AIt+Del) & function keys, and even take snapshots for the VMs.

Snapshot

The Virtualization Station provides snapshot feature to record the

virtual machine system status at a point of time. At the event of virtual

machine failure, users can quickly roll it back to the snapshot time to

ensure continual system operation.