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glauco
For Pool Cleanup Tool (CORE only) in Advanced
Very useful built-in tool, who would've thought? Thanks for posting.
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For Detailed newcomers' guide to crossflashing LSI 9211/9300/9305/9311/9400/94xx HBA and variants in Hardware
Excellent write up. Really helps. One thing that could be worth adding is, 9300-8i card don’t seem to work with sas2flash. They require sas3flash. Which you can find on the Broadcom website, perhaps include in your resource bundle too?
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For How To: Change IPMI Sensor Thresholds using ipmitool in Hardware
Using an X12, just had to run:
sudo ipmitool sensor thresh FANA lower 50 100 150
for all my fan sensors and then changed the fans from full speed to standard, my office sounds great again. So grateful
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MrGuvernment
For Resource High Speed Networking Tuning to maximize your 10G, 25G, 40G networks in Advanced
The finer details that can help so much! Good to know the nitty gritty when we want to try and get the most out of our systems.
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pmichelazzo
For How To Rename a ZFS Pool in Advanced
Perfect with TrueNAS-13.0-U5.3
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willpower
For HP ProLiant ML350 G6 Server Build in Hardware
Very informative for the given hardware
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joeschmuck
For Spencer V2.0-BETA 1- Now with Pineapple - An Email Alert Script for Potentially Hidden Problems in Fundamentals
This is a nice small Python script (I really wish I knew Python) to report a few things Multi-Report does not report. It scours the log file for specific error messages and if any new messages are present then it let's you know in an email. Configuration is very simple.
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For My experiments in building a home server capable of handling fast + consistent deduplication in Advanced
10/10 would recommend-
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For Resource TrueNAS SCALE: A “Datacenter-in-a-box" in Advanced
Awesome job man. Lot of thought went into this and the documentation is solid.

Please also consider doing a wiki for this info along with the pdf so we can track changes going forward as TrueNAS updates.

Thanks so much for the hard work!
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For Resource Getting Started with Virtualization on TrueNAS SCALE in Advanced
Great great write up. Thorough documentation and pics are clear and informative.

Please also consider doing this in a wiki (or something similar) instead of a static pdf. Would love to bookmark this and future write-ups as TrueNAS changes in the future.
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Deeda
For Resource QEMU Guest Agent in Advanced
Works great, thank you.
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For Resource Multiple network interfaces on a single subnet in Advanced
All I can say is, that it works even on a Synology, it works on Windows (ofc), it works on EMC SANs, on IBM SANs, on Purestorage SANs and on Nimble SANs and probably on many more platforms. AFAIK they are all Unix based and many of them also hyper fast (you stating stuff getting slow if having to choose paths). In 20 years of Enterprise IT this is the first system I encounter which doesn't allow this.

Show us the RFCs which prohibit this, maybe you're reading them wrong.
jgreco
jgreco
Purpose-built SAN systems have custom IP stacks designed for high performance direct I/O to minimize latency. As outlined in the resource, general purpose Linux/FreeBSD/Windows/etc have abstracted I/O stacks that allow all sorts of neat stuff like software interfaces for tunnels, but this comes at the cost of complexity. I included a number of references and I don't feel the need to dredge through RFC's right now to prove what is generally accepted behaviour by the major IP stacks.
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pinoli
For TrueCharts in Apps and Jails
endgame app ecosystem
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For Detailed newcomers' guide to crossflashing LSI 9211/9300/9305/9311/9400/94xx HBA and variants in Hardware
Excellent, much appreciated
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For Hard Drive Burn-in Testing in Fundamentals
16tb drives are fine with -b4096
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