TrueNAS CORE Setup Guide for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Today we setup and configure from the ground up a Dell R720XD on TrueNAS Core with 12 10TB drives. I'm taking you step-by-step along the way as we create a high performance ZFS Pool, user accounts, setup and map SMB shares, create and map NFS shares, tune 40GbE networking, migrate from SCALE to CORE and check for any lingering data corruption in our ZFS pool pre- version 2.2.1 with a few commands.
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Chapters
0:00 TrueNAS Core Setup
2:18 How to Install TrueNAS Core
5:16 Setup High Performance ZFS Pool
8:55 TrueNAS Users and Groups
10:05 Setup TrueNAS SMB Share
11:40 How to Access Windows Network Share TrueNAS
13:15 Create windows Shared Drive
14:02 Windows Network Share Performance ZFS
16:18 TrueNAS 40GbE Network
17:00 Migrate from TrueNAS Scale to Core
17:23 TrueNAS ssh
18:08 TrueNAS NFS Share
19:15 How to Rsync Data
23:13 Check ZFS for Data Corruption
24:55 Conclusion
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it says for beginers and i can barely understand a word he's saying. now i know how my dad feels when i talk computers to him.
I would caution anyone looking at TrueNAS that if this video doesn't grok, you might want to consider a more user friendly storage OS. TrueNAS/ZFS is not the answer to every storage need and I have read a terrible amount of postings of catastrophic data loss as a result of simple user errors in configuration.
Backups. Always have backups.
Incredibly clear and useful - thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You for the Video. Your information we right one, I had never done on of these before. It took me a while to play your video over and over again and sometimes I had to count how many lines you went down because at least for me the video was fuzzy. It worked so I am happy THANK YOU!
This is a very helpful video and well explained. Thank you. I should be getting an R730XD in the next few weeks and looking forward to going from there.
Thanks Im shocked it's doing so bad honestly. I'm glad at least one person found it useful
@@DigitalSpaceport Maybe it's just Scale is the "new hotness" and Core is "old and busted" in some people's eyes. Core isn't "old and busted" but you get that vibe from a lot of RUclips videos.
This is perfect, i have a project coming up for family and i need to repurpose a old pc with a bunch of drives and turn it into a trunas
‼Good job‼ We follow you closely 🔎from Barcelona (Spain) - Kind regards 😎
Nice. I have had TrueNAS Core running for about 2 years now. My main unit is on a Supermicro MB and SC386 chassis. my backup is on a ATOM based supermicro MB with a silverstone case. I was able to convert my only x86 based QNAP to my off-line archive TrueNAS system. The only useful thing for a QNAP NAS to do. Once a very good NAS, but with all of their security issues and their insane downtime when doing firmware updates. I have all RaidZ2 in a single vdev and redundancy is my main requirement. My boot pools are a mirrored on all 3 systems. I have a 27U server rack in the den of my condo. Two systems running Proxmox. One for main VM based stuff and a small micro PC providing services for Home Assistant. Just moved my cable modem and pfSense FW to the rack as well. It being a open rack has it challenges with keeping the wiring neat. Once in a while checking in on Scale, but for what I need Core is still better suited and I run my VM and containers on Proxmox. I switched to fiber links between my switches except for one of them.
Thanks for the straight forward instructions. I've been playing around with PCs and simple networking for a number of years now mostly using Windows. I've been given a Dell PowerEdge R210 II last month and through a chance buy, I got a Dell PowerEdge T410 for $50 on marketplace and found a reseller that supplied me with six 6TB Enterprise SAS drives.
Within a month, I went from no servers to having three (R210 II, R620, T410) in a 18RU Server Rack. Reading and watching a lot of videos on Open Systems like this one and I'm hooked.
To those who are worried about power draw, the place I live in have solar. I'm also single (divorced) and have a noise cancelling headphone🙂
The Dell PowerEdge R210 II is an AMAZING machine still to this day! I have one, but its not running right now. Im lucky my wife is a nerdette also!
my new server is a t410 also! it had the old E5550 xeons, dual cpus, first thing I did was replace them with X5675s. That about doubled the speed of the entire system, and I got three processors for under $100 ( I have one spare now). Now runs with 24 threads instead of 8. And system and memory clocks are 100% faster
@@VanMoon I'll keep that in mind if or when I'm ready to upgrade. It should suffice at the moment with 22TB usable space
Thank you very much! you are awesome
15:00 - "Now, How fast ....are we goin go? .. We're gona move some packets.... Ohh yeahh, we're gona move some packets 😂😂👌 Thanks for your guide mate, you've helped lay the foundation for a new project
😁 Its that need for speed man. I love TrueNAS for that!
DUDE! This video is so helpful. I'm moving from WD Cloud to TrueNAS Core thanks to this. Once I saw you mount NFS, I was like yup, WD has that and wham bam transfer at full speed rather then copying a pasting SMB shares though a server which would not be learning how to do it right. Jurassic Park 3D Blu Ray rip in progress! Looks great on Meta Quest 3, I WIFI 3D videos from SMB, no compression. hehe! Thanks again!
OMG a rare 3D enthusiast! I have a huge collection of 3D movies and I just got a Quest3. I'm sooo excited now. Also you might want to use Scale, they are deprecating Core. I still have my cherished LG EF9500 55" OLED 3D, but it's for sure old now!
Cool you too?! Besides entertainment I find 3D a way of capturing moments to look back on, I prefer stationary mounts. I also foresee a Star Trek like future where if there is enough information about a space from multiple angles, it may be re-created in the future for future generations. Also, on reddit today they posted Core will continue to be supported for years to come. After this video I went down the road of write cache which I realized quickly doesn't exist outside of ZFS RAM Cache, LOG drives don't count. :) Thanks again. @@DigitalSpaceport
Also, have you seen Creature From the Black Lagoon riped from Blu Ray. The movie is surprisingly fun and looks incredible on Quest 3, 4XVR.
I think this is a very likely possibility also. I do work in creating environments in 3D (also what much of these heavy R930s does for work purposes.)
Thanks for the great details. Quick question. Why you decided to use TureNAS Core instead of TrueNAS Scale?
Important to note, you will need to flash your inbuilt Dell RAID card to IT mode, for drives to show up.
Damn did I not include a mention of that, your spot on right!
I took my SAS out because they were only running at 3 GB/sec. I plugged my drives directly into the SATA ports ( 6 drives), and am getting 6 GB speeds. I added a 3rd party USB 3.0 adapter, and it has two more SATA ports. That is where I connect my SSD boot drive.
I have two TN servers, and I need to migrate the old one to the new one. I was with you all the way until mounting the Share for NFS via the CLI (opened through the GUI console of the new server, mounting the share from the old server onto the new server.); when I did, I got the error: "PORT mapper failure: unable to send." Looking around on the internet, there doesn't seem to be anything dealing with that specifically, there are "unable to receive answers", and RPC config answers.
can't find where to modify an acl in truenas core as its either not available or has been moved.
help?
I'm running a HP microserver gen8 with Truenas scale on ssd and four hard drives as a raidz1.
Those HP micros look so good
Interesting video! But why don´t you use zfs snapshot / zfs send for the data migration?
Im not sure the exact mechanism under the hood for how that transfer occurs and am trying to 100% avoid any bclone activity or potential for data to get impacted with the latest bug. The data in question has a lot of value so I cant risk anything right now. It is a lot slower, but rsync doesnt use traditional cp commands under the hood so its at least 100% safe.
@@DigitalSpaceport All right, Thank you. I have to read more about that bug to understand it better.
Thank you for the detailed setup video. I followed it hoping to turn an old Dell into a NAS but the IP showing was an internal IP 10.0.0.20. What did I do wrong???
Do you use the 10.0.0.X subnet?
The green thing at the start , what is that
That is a BMC interface provided on Dell servers called iDrac. It allows for remote display and media interoperation.
as someone who just want to set up my own cloud for me and my family to uplode and dowload photoes and videoes to shere and have private i dident understand anything in the intro. why come its so hard to get a simple video explaining how to do such thing?
Nothing could be seen on your TrueNas screen, because your display resolution is unfit for RUclips videos.
Kindly make your display resolution
BSD > Linux........ wins again.
As a heavily biased FreeBSD user, I have to agree. ^ ^
Just noting for anyone who might see this in the future, the bug has been confirmed on Freebsd as well as Linux, it's just pretty rare to actually invoke the steps that cause bug which is why it took so long to find.