Blue Iris Pro - HyperV install and configuration - EP114

Installing Blue Iris Pro NVR software to a hyperV virtual machine.

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[lbeckm]

Unkyjoe - another great feature of pfSense is you can do a DNS type setup very very easy and map all your internal IP addresses to DNS names. I have a domain name I own, say "monkey.org" and what I do is put in all my servers names in pfSense. For instance, I have my iDrac in there as <server>-drac.monkey.org and map it to it's IP address for ease. Makes it really nice and no need to set up a full DNS server etc.

[DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

Would that Blue Iris software run on ESXI 6.5 on an Asustech Zenith X399 motherboard plus an AMD 1950x SKU and 2TB of DDR4 RAM?

[philsbbs]

My playhouse used GearBest for his NVR.

[philsbbs]

Just one point on VM if that VM Server goes down it takes mail, cameras, hackitosh. It's a big gamble to take I've always like the idea of one task one server.