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10 great things about FreeNAS
Learn FreeNAS has a post with the top10 reasons why FreeNAS should be considered when setting up Network Attached Storage: It works It is free Low system requirements Supports Windows, Mac, Linux and FreeBSD RSYNC iSCSI Media Streaming RAID ZFS Easy to use Find out about the details on LearnFreeNAS
Continue reading...ANNOUNCEMENT: BSD Router Project (bsdrp)
6. July 2009
Olivier Cochard-Labbé, an IP routing expert and founder of FreeNAS (a FreeBSD based Network-Attached-Storage system), has released the first alpha (0.1) image of his new project: BSD Router Project - http://bsdrp.net bsdrp is an open source customised distribution of FreeBSD dedicated to offering IP routing services for small ISP’s. The release 0.1 of BSDRP is a fully working prototype, to be used on real [...]
Continue reading...FreeNAS 0.7RC1 (Sardaukar) released
20. June 2009
Volker Theile has announced the availability of FreeNAS 0.7 RC1. This release candidate can be downloaded from here. Majors changes: Upgrade to FreeBSD 7.2. Include ZFS support. Upgrade iSCSI initiator to 2.1.1. Replace iSCSI target by istgt. Thanks to Daisuke Aoyama for the WebGUI adaption. Please note, if you have used devices with the previous iSCSI target software you have [...]
Continue reading...Creating a Network Attached Storage VMware using FreeNAS
15. June 2009
This Tutorial will give you a run down on how to create a VMware using FreeNAS. The tutorial comes with screenshots and covers installation of FreeNAS, setting up an iSCSI target and connecting to it from Windows.
Continue reading...FreeNAS links, howtos and video
30. April 2009
The following are some links I’ve saved up with regards to FreeNAS, the FreeBSD/m0n0wall based, open source Network Attached Storage operating system. 1. More Uses For Old PCs and Laptops The Telegraph.co.uk has an article on how to re-use that old PC in your attic. One of the recommended uses is as file-server: Turning your old PC into [...]
Continue reading...FreeNAS 0.69.1 (Omnius) released
20. April 2009
Volker Theile has announced the release of FreeNAS 0.69.1 (Omnius), an updated version of the FreeBSD-based operating system providing free Network-Attached Storage (NAS) services. Majors changes: Upgrade Samba to 3.0.34. Upgrade ProFTPD to 1.3.2. Upgrade mDNSResponder to 1.08.6. Upgrade lighttpd to 1.4.22. Upgrade cdialog to 1.1.20080819. Upgrade e2fsprogs to 1.41.4. Upgrade nut to 2.4.1. Upgrade transmission to 1.51. Upgrade fusefs-ntfs/ntfs-3g to 2009.2.1. Upgrade 3Ware serial ATA RAID controller [...]
Continue reading...Network Administration with FreeBSD 7 (free chapter)
6. March 2009
Packt Publishing who have published Network Administration with FreeBSD 7 have made a sample chapter (Chapter 11 – Network Configuration) available as a free PDF download) Download here. There’s also a free chapter available of Learning FreeNAS.
Continue reading...FreeNAS on VirtualBox – Installation
6. March 2009
James Cochran has put together a post on how to install FreeNAS within VirtualBox, Sun’s virtual PC software.
Continue reading...FreeNAS articles on FrugalTech
5. March 2009
FrugalNYC has been using FreeNAS a lot over the last few weeks and put together some useful posts: 9 great things about FreeNAS 9 Reasons To Use FreeNAS At Work 11 FreeNAS Tips Data Recovery using FreeNAS Are you using FreeNAS yet? Please let us know in the comments below how (backup server, file server) and where (at home / [...]
Continue reading...Open source NAS device using FreeNAS and iSCSI drives (howtos & video))
29. January 2009
Dave Lawlor has put together some really easy-to-follow instructions on how to install and configure FreeNAS. FreeNAS is a free NAS (Network-Attached Storage) server, supporting: CIFS (samba), FTP, NFS, AFP, RSYNC, iSCSI protocols, S.M.A.R.T., local user authentication, Software RAID (0,1,5) with a Full WEB configuration interface. FreeNAS takes less than 32MB once installed on Compact Flash, [...]
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31. July 2009
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