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Hello again ! We do have a short explanation about virtualization techniques however, the questions run deeper than that. I intend to give you all information I can think of in this tutorial. It will have 3 parts: 1. Virtualization type; 2. Capacity needed; 3. Operating system. This first part is in...

I imagined you mean KVM since bsd doesnt run on something else (except xen HVM).
You can do without, but performance will suffer.
The more iops and network traffic you will have, the more cpu will you lose.
KVM can only compete in speed somewhat with other techniques due to the VirtIO drivers.
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Thanks I aim to make it easy for everyone, whether they know any Linux or not

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I suspect KVM since bsd doesnt really run on others. In case of KVM VirtIO is a must, unless you have tons of cpu, because using ide and even scsi will put a large strain on the cpu. Freebsd will probably have virtio support, linux has already. If you dont have big transfer on network, any will do, ...

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Romanian doesn't have y
Correcting now
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It's in Japan. Still Asia so I thought would be a good pick.

Thank you for your kind words
Uncle Sal said you can open a ticket and will grant your wish

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10 minutes ago, node 22 rebooted again.
Salvatore in on it, we'll keep you posted.

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OK, so you are out of luck and port 22 is blocked in your network. As long as you can browse the internet, it means that port 80 is open, as such, to be sure, we will use that one to establish our VPN connection (if you don't know what ports are, doesn't matter, you can still do it). We will need to...

We already have PPTP and OpenVPN tutorials here, but I heard that in some restricted environments they might not work (especially PPTP), for example if you are behing a badly of restrictively configured router. I want to give you here the ultimate solution that will work in all cases, speciffically ...