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Introduction About a year and half ago, I needed a distraction from some of chaos in my personal life and decided to build a FreeNAS NAS storage server to act as an iSCSI target. I started detailing out the build in a couple of posts but then life got in the way and I never…
Introduction Exciting news in the world of network-attached storage (NAS) solutions has emerged with the release of FreeNAS 10, dubbed “Corral.” This latest iteration of the popular open-source storage platform promises to revolutionize how individuals and businesses manage and store their data. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the new features, improvements, and what…
Happy New Year to all of you! And with a new year comes a new server. On New Year’s Eve I was doing some Hard drive shopping and found a seller on Amazon clearance out 2TB Seagate SAS2 Drives for $47 each… So I bought 8 for this build.
Introduction Every year multiple bloggers and tech journalists put out a FreeNAS Storage Server build log of building a home/small NAS. Most of the time the goal of these builds is to be as low power and cheap has possible. To be fair for an average consumer that needs a place to store family photos…