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<value><p>Das Formular zeigt die Liste in dem Hostingplatz angelegter virtueller Maschinen.</p><p>Im Verständnis von DotNetPanel kann VPS-Modulhostingplatz mit dem Virtual Dedicated Center (VDC) verglichen werden. Sie können VPS-Bindungen an externe und private IP-Adressen sehen als auch VM über diese Felder suchen.</p><p>Kontingente am untern Rand der Formulare zeigen die komplette Summe der für VPS verfügbaren Resourcen.</p></value>
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<data name="btnImport.Text" xml:space="preserve">
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<value>VM klonen</value>
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<value>return confirm('Diese VM aus Metabase entfernen?');</value>
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<value>Trennen</value>
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<value>Verschieben</value>
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<value>VM erstellen</value>
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<data name="locCPUQuota.Text" xml:space="preserve">
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