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FreeNAS 9.3 introduces several new features including boot environments, an updated manager, and simplified user interface. Boot environments allow creating multiple bootable versions of the OS. The update manager automates updates across multiple "trains" of new versions. The configuration wizard simplifies initial setup. The interface is reorganized with advanced settings hidden by default. New services include WebDAV and an improved certificate manager.
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- 1. What's New in FreeNAS 9.3 Dru Lavigne Documentation Lead, iXsystems SCALE, February 21, 2015
- 2. What is FreeNAS? Open source NAS (network attached storage) based on FreeBSD (nanoBSD) and released under a 2-clause BSD license 9.3-STABLE is the latest version
- 3. Core Features Uses OpenZFS, a self-healing file system well suited for storage Built-in file sharing protocols include Appletalk, NFS, and CIFS Supports access through FTP/SFTP, SSH, and iSCSI
- 4. Core Features Integration with OpenLDAP, Active Directory, NIS Automated, secure replication via rsync/ssh Automated ZFS snapshots and scrubs Front-ends to cron, sysctls, loader.conf Reporting graphs, scheduled S.M.A.R.T. tests, automated alerts, UPS
- 5. Core Features Link aggregation, failover, and VLAN support DDNS, SNMP, and TFTP support Control panel to stop/start and view the status of services Supports OSX Time Machine and Windows Shadow Copies
- 6. Core Features OS is installed on USB stick/CF/SSD and is separate from data on storage disks Upgrades keep a backup of the old OS, allowing for rollback Administrative GUI accessed through a web browser; there is a web shell for command line operations Online Users Guide published with each software release and updated as new features added
- 8. Boot Environments! Boot device formatted with ZFS, boot device mirroring support, boot menu which supports multiple boot environments (BEs) Boot Manager in GUI allows you to create BEs on demand and prune old BEs New Update Manager automagically creates a new boot environment when updating the system Revert to a previous version of OS by selecting from boot menu
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- 11. No More Point Releases! New Update Manager supports tracking of multiple “trains” As new drivers, features, bug fixes become available for train(s) being tracked, Alert is issued Administrator decides when to apply signed updates No longer have to manually download upgrade files and checksums
- 12. Update Manager
- 13. Update Manager
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- 18. Simplified UI UI has been organized to make it easier to find configuration settings Configuration screens only show mandatory or most used options; settings which are optional or intended for advanced usage scenarios are now in Advanced Mode Tasks section has been added for configuring scheduled tasks
- 19. Simplified UI
- 20. Certificate Manager Used to create or import a Certificate Authority Used to create or import certificates and generate certificate signing requests Imported/created certificates are automagically added to the drop-down Certificate menus for the services that support SSL/TLS
- 23. WebDAV Allows authenticated users to browse the contents of the specified volume, dataset, or directory from a web browser Can specify authentication type, password, port number, and whether or not to use/force encryption
- 24. Updated Services Kernel iSCSI adds support for VMWare VAAI primitives (such as unmap and threshold warning), Microsoft ODX acceleration, and Windows 2012 clustering Kerberized NFSv4 support LLDP for Ethernet device discovery SSSD for multiple directory services support SNMP now uses Net-SNMP
- 25. Miscellaneous Ability to configure rc.conf variables from GUI ZFS pool upgrades and growing zvol-based LUNs can now be performed from the GUI GUI now supports IPv6 Kerberos Realms and Kerberos Keytabs can be configured in the GUI and will be automagically added to the Realm and Keytab drop-down menus for Active Directory and LDAP
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