Synology Virtual Machine Manager Walkthrough

How do you remote desktop to it?

I have 5 hp(Windows)DL380G6 servers built into a cluster with enough CPU and Memory (200 Gb) in each server. I need a NAS box just to present storage to those 5 servers hosting roughly 50 MS Virtual Machines with databases and vm migration capable, what would be the best NAS for this?

For the VM is it recommended to add a new volume? Or if I just have1 volume on my NAS and I want to have a VM as well. Should I create a new volume or can I just keep everything on 1?

Can you add a video for creation of VMM share link?

I tried to install Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop, watched a lot of videos and tried every combination of BIOS, HD-Controller, USB, Network-Chipsets. I always end up crashing the VM, right when it comes to format the hard drives and start with the installation. And yes the VM-HD is on Btrfs. VMM never worked for me.

Nothing about networking =\

Speaking of memory and the 918+ (920+ in my case), You would think that a machine boasting 6 storage drives (including the M.2 NVMe caches) and a custom-built linux distro designed specifically for RAID arrays would at least include A SECOND MEMORY CHIP SLOT!!! "Weve got mountains of data stored but youll need to load it * gigs at a time..."

No, I understand that this makes sense for a NAS as they are primarily for storage and the clients are meant to handle the processing, but even still, with larger networks, I could easily see a single server w/ 8 GB of memory becoming the bottleneck rather quickly...