tomekadascientiam
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- Sep 12, 2013
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FreeNAS Rocks,
What would make it even better is to see many of the trouble shooting commands automatically incorporated into the back ground of Freeness.
Whether its setting up attempting Active directory in FreeNAS or checking permissions, I often find my self having to go through the same troubleshooting steps that I gleaned from your Very Useful documentation.
It would be great if FreeNAS acted upon the results of such commands as below.
Currently if I cannot add my system to the domain I have to walk though the steps provided below. FreeNAS should do that for me, and tell me what needs fixing, if it cannot fix it its self.
http://doc.freenas.org/index.php/Directory_Services
wbinfo -u > /var/log/wbinfo-u.txt
wbinfo -g > /var/log/wbinfo-g.txt
wbinfo -t > /var/log/wbinfo-.txt
wbinfo -p > /var/log/wbinfo-p.txt
getent passwd > /var/log/getentp.txt
getent group > /var/log/getentg.txt
net ads join -S dcname -U username
host -t srv _ldap._tcp.domainname.com
For active directory issues I will also typically run these as well.
./cachetool.py dump > /var/log/dump.txt
./cachetool.py count > /var/log/count.txt
./cachetool.py keys > /var/log/keys.txt
And for troubleshooting permission I usually run through the following:
1) getfacl and the path to that folder
2) ls -lahd of the folder its self
cat /etc/version > /var/log/version.txt
cat /etc/resolv.conf > /var/log/resolv.txt
cat /etc/hosts > /var/log/hosts.txt
cat /etc/exports > /var/log/exports.txt
showmount -e > /var/log/showmount.txt
nfsstat > /var/log/nfsstat.txt
nfsstat -c > /var/log/nfsstat_c.txt
nfsstat -s > /var/log/nfsstat_s.txt
netstat -m > /var/log/netstat.txt
netstat -s -p udp > /var/log/netstat_s.txt
cat /etc/version > version.txt
cat /etc/resolv.conf > resolv.conf
cat /etc/hosts > hosts
cat /etc/exports > exports
showmount -e > showmount
What would make it even better is to see many of the trouble shooting commands automatically incorporated into the back ground of Freeness.
Whether its setting up attempting Active directory in FreeNAS or checking permissions, I often find my self having to go through the same troubleshooting steps that I gleaned from your Very Useful documentation.
It would be great if FreeNAS acted upon the results of such commands as below.
Currently if I cannot add my system to the domain I have to walk though the steps provided below. FreeNAS should do that for me, and tell me what needs fixing, if it cannot fix it its self.
http://doc.freenas.org/index.php/Directory_Services
wbinfo -u > /var/log/wbinfo-u.txt
wbinfo -g > /var/log/wbinfo-g.txt
wbinfo -t > /var/log/wbinfo-.txt
wbinfo -p > /var/log/wbinfo-p.txt
getent passwd > /var/log/getentp.txt
getent group > /var/log/getentg.txt
net ads join -S dcname -U username
host -t srv _ldap._tcp.domainname.com
For active directory issues I will also typically run these as well.
./cachetool.py dump > /var/log/dump.txt
./cachetool.py count > /var/log/count.txt
./cachetool.py keys > /var/log/keys.txt
And for troubleshooting permission I usually run through the following:
1) getfacl and the path to that folder
2) ls -lahd of the folder its self
cat /etc/version > /var/log/version.txt
cat /etc/resolv.conf > /var/log/resolv.txt
cat /etc/hosts > /var/log/hosts.txt
cat /etc/exports > /var/log/exports.txt
showmount -e > /var/log/showmount.txt
nfsstat > /var/log/nfsstat.txt
nfsstat -c > /var/log/nfsstat_c.txt
nfsstat -s > /var/log/nfsstat_s.txt
netstat -m > /var/log/netstat.txt
netstat -s -p udp > /var/log/netstat_s.txt
cat /etc/version > version.txt
cat /etc/resolv.conf > resolv.conf
cat /etc/hosts > hosts
cat /etc/exports > exports
showmount -e > showmount
