Getting Synology VMM up and running is as simple as searching for virtualization in the Package Center and installing that application. Similar to Synology’s other apps, this installs in a few seconds and is ready to roll.

Once VMM is up and running, you can load it up and you land on the main overview page. This shows the host or hosts connected (we only have one NAS in use for this) and many tabs to break out different category options. They include the Virtual Machine, Cluster, Storage, Network, Image, Protection, Settings, Log, License, and Feedback.

Keep watching for further details and check out our walkthrough article linked below!

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