Updating SCALE Enterprise HA

TrueNAS Enterprise This procedure only applies to SCALE Enterprise (HA) systems. If attempting to migrate from CORE to SCALE, see Migrating from TrueNAS CORE. Updating Enterprise (HA) Systems If the system does not have an administrative user account, create the admin user as part of this procedure. Take a screenshot of the license information found on the Support widget on the System Settings > General screen. You use this to verify the license after the update.
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Installing SCALE Enterprise (HA)

TrueNAS Enterprise TrueNAS SCALE Enterprise is generally available with the release of SCALE 22.12.2. Do not attempt to install Enterprise High Availability systems with TrueNAS SCALE until it becomes generally available, unless the deployment is experimental in nature. Installing TrueNAS SCALE on High Availability (HA) systems is complicated and should be guided by Enterprise-level support. Contact iXsystems Support for assistance whenever attempting to install TrueNAS SCALE on Enterprise HA hardware.
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Installing MinIO Enterprise MNMD

TrueNAS Enterprise The instructions in this article apply to the TrueNAS MinIO Enterprise application installed in a Multi-Node Multi-Disk (MNMD) multi mode configuration. SCALE Enterprise single controller systems with the applications and virtual machines license have access to the MinIO Official Enterprise widget. For more information on MinIO multi mode configurations see MinIO Single-Node Multi-Drive (SNMD) or Multi-Node Multi-Drive (MNMD). MinIO recommends using MNMD (distributed) for enterprise-grade performance and scalability.
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Installing MinIO Enterprise SNMD

TrueNAS Enterprise The instructions in this article apply to the TrueNAS MinIO Enterprise application installed in a Single-Node Multi-Disk (SNMD) multi mode configuration. SCALE Enterprise single controller systems with the applications and virtual machines license have access to the MinIO Official Enterprise widget. For more information on MinIO multi mode configurations see MinIO Single-Node Multi-Drive (SNMD) or Multi-Node Multi-Drive (MNMD). MinIO recommends using MNMD (distributed) for enterprise-grade performance and scalability.
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MinIO Enterprise

TrueNAS Enterprise The instructions in this article apply to the Official TrueNAS Enterprise MinIO application. This smaller version of MinIO is tested and polished for a safe and supportable experience for TrueNAS Enterprise customers. To use the complete MinIO app without iXsystems support, see the application available in the Community Apps catalog. The Enterprise MinIO application is tested and verified as an immutable target for Veeam Backup and Replication.
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Updating CORE ENTERPRISE

TrueNAS Enterprise This is Enterprise content that specifically applies to High Availability (HA) systems with a TrueNAS Enterprise license active. Updating a TrueNAS Enterprise system configured for High Availability (HA) has a slightly different flow from non-HA systems or TrueNAS Core. The system downloads the update to both controllers, updates and reboots the standby TrueNAS controller, and finally fails over from and updates the active TrueNAS controller. Prepare the System An update usually takes between thirty minutes and an hour.
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Managing Network Settings (Enterprise HA)

TrueNAS Enterprise The instructions in the article only apply to SCALE Enterprise (HA) systems. Configuring Enterprise (HA) Network Settings Both controllers must be powered on and ready before you configure network settings. You must disable the failover service before you can configure network settings! Only configure network settings on controller 1! When ready to sync to peer, SCALE applies settings to controller 2 at that time. SCALE Enterprise (HA) systems use three static IP addresses for access to the UI:
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Failover Screen

TrueNAS Enterprise This article only applies to SCALE Enterprise (HA) systems. The System Settings > Failover screen displays settings used on SCALE Enterprise (HA) systems to turn the failover function on or off, sync the primary and standby controllers, and allow administrator users to configure failover. The main menu option and screen only display on Enterprise (HA) systems with the correct license applied. Setting Description Disable Failover Select to turn failover off.
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Failover

The SCALE CLI guide is a work in progress! New namespace and command documentation is continually added and maintained, so check back here often to see what is new! Failover Namespace TrueNAS Enterprise On licensed systems, use the Failover namespace to manage HA system controllers and failover operations for Enterprise customer. Systems without an Enterprise license do not use this namespace. The failover namespace has 14 commands and is based on failover functions found in the SCALE API and web UI.
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Configuring KMIP

TrueNAS Enterprise KMIP is only available for TrueNAS SCALE Enterprise licensed systems. Contact the iXsystems Sales Team to inquire about purchasing TrueNAS Enterprise licenses. The Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) is an extensible client/server communication protocol for storing and maintaining keys, certificates, and secret objects. KMIP on TrueNAS SCALE Enterprise integrates the system within an existing centralized key management infrastructure and uses a single trusted source for creating, using, and destroying SED passwords and ZFS encryption keys.
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