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MNHO-073 - An Economical and Productive device for Proxmox VE


Software development and testing application software for end clients has never been easier.  
Instead of investing in separate hardware you can simply create multiple Virtual Machines (VMs) of different Operating systems for your software developers to work with, hence making Proxmox VE a brilliant cost effective solution with PONDESK PICO PC MNHO-073.
PONDESK PICO PC MNHO-073 is a 4 LAN fanless firewall router security gateway appliance which is equipped with the quad-core Intel® Atom™ E3845 processor up to 1.91GHz. It has Intel® AES-NI for secure and fast data encryption and decryption. It is a complete network hub as a VPN with RJ45 console port and to take on a number of networking and communication tasks. Protected from meltdown and spectre vulnerabilities.
You can access your VMs remotely by integrating your MNHO-073 into your existing Network Infrastructure.
You can create VMs ranging from Windows, Mac OS and most distributions of Linux. So, no matter what type of application you are developing for your customers and compatibility with most operating systems MNHO-073 is the ideal platform.
For advanced users who wish to work with container based virtualization; it is also possible with Proxmox VE in MNHO-073 and securely utilizes the capabilities to develop state of the art applications using the built-in security features of Proxmox VE and MNHO-073. Features like Apparmor, Cgroups, PIDs can also be used to increase security etc.
You can also do live migration from one node to another without any downtime. You can use Docker in Proxmox VE as well.
MNHO-073 is ready for IoT (Internet of Things) by simply connecting using WiFi, 3G/4G LTE via mini PCIe (can use only one network connection at a time).
Pondesk PICO PC MNHO-073 supports up to 8GB SODIMM DDR3L 1.35V low voltage non-ECC single sided memory and dual storage drives including mSATA SSD and 2.5" SATA SSD/HDD. It gives a highly reliable universal performance and 10W (idle) low power consumption to help users getting a much better and cost effective computing experience


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