How to install TrueNAS Scale: Complete Setup Tutorial

[@HypMunkey]

Dead ass was lookin for a good tutorial on this for over an hour. This was SO good!

[@distrodomain]

Thank You for watching, I other intresting tutorial in the channel related to homelab and storgage solutions, I ecourage you to check them out ;)

[@ljose007]

Best TrueNas Scale Tutorial ever! Very easy to follow. Thank you very much, bro!

[@distrodomain]

Thank You for watching, stay tuned for more content! :)

[@FuzzyM0nst3r]

just wanted to say thank you this was a massive help on the start of my journey!

[@distrodomain]

Glad it helped! Thank you for watching :)

[@Lurch-Bot]

All the info I need to get started. Thanks!

[@distrodomain]

I'm glad it was helpful, thank you for watching! :)

[@jair_cuthegar]

just when i thought i found a useful tutorial, youtube recommends me a better one. thanks

[@distrodomain]

Glad to hear that!

[@KirbyTank]

I'm trying to learn truenas and yours have been one of the most helpful ones! Can you do more videos on this series for apps? Like ftp servers, mail servers etc to show how we can learn? Thank you!

[@distrodomain]

Sure thing!, I will be releasing more on truenas, thank you for watching!

[@KirbyTank]

@@distrodomain Yay! Mush appreciated and I look forward to your content. 😎 Also, if you wouldn't mind doing one on active directory for those who don't want to use MS Server.

[@iambinarymind]

Much thanks for the great tutorial!

[@distrodomain]

You're very welcome!

[@YofuMedia]

Nice video man!!! awesome.. thanks again for sharing such amazing content!!!

[@distrodomain]

Glad you like them!

[@pitz10]

hello sir. nice tutorial very understandable. I have a question what if i want to access outside my house what settings should i configure?

[@distrodomain]

I would suggest getting an ssl certificate and configuring that on yout truenas, then you can open port 443 in your home firewall, and forward the requests to your server, just keep in mind that you are opening a service to the internet and it could be an attack vector for hackers ;), Thank You for watching!

[@yourpcmd]

Totally different for TrueNAS Scale 24.04. Might want to do a followup video.

[@distrodomain]

Hi Thank you I will do a follow up video with the latest version, thank you for watching :)

[@zabbixtraining]

Keep up the good work :)

[@distrodomain]

Will do, thank you for watching! :)

[@MrDenisJoshua]

Do you know why I can't activate the recycle bin on the folder please ? Thanks

[@OptimusOctopuss5302]

What option from 1-9 did you chose?

[@distrodomain]

I didn't need to choose an option here since the network is configured with dhcp, I just left the server alone, and went to my laptop and on chrome I navigated to the ip/url of the server to manage the options, thank you for watching! :)

[@williamquick1326]

Fucking A bro! Best by far.

[@distrodomain]

Thank you for watching! stay tuned, for more content.

[@a-retired-fireman]

Hello. Is TrueNAS scale (or Core version) overkill for a home user that just wants to back up pictures and files over my home network?

[@distrodomain]

It depends how much you want to tinker with, and how much data you need to keep safe, truenas can defenitly serve as a backup server, you just need to keep an eye on it, if the amount of data you have is not much, a cloud storage provider might suit your needs better is just that the convience of a cloud provider comes at a monthly cost. Thanks for watching! :)

[@Spoolingturbo6]

Nice Space Heater =-) ;-) I know because I'm running a x5675

[@distrodomain]

Oh yea heat it real hahaha thank you for watching! :)

[@BMW750Ldx]

Great info...thanks 👍👍😉😉

[@distrodomain]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emilioparisi]

any suggestion on what software to use to create the bootable media?

[@distrodomain]

One of my favorites is ventoy, it's quite versitle as you can add mulitple isos to your usb, Thank You for watching! :)

[@vishleshakmalik]

Rufus

[@thomaskremer9219]

good job

[@distrodomain]

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching :)

[@mgarcianaval]

TrueNas parece mais para uso de empresas pequenas. O OMV parece mais para uso doméstico. TrueNas parece mais direto e mais simples, OMV parece que para fazer as configurações demora mais. O que pesa na escolha são as configurações. Para o TrueNas a comunidade recomenda memórias ECC, muita memória ram, um hardware mais robusto, enquanto para o OMV parece que roda em um hardware mais modesto, não sei se tem muita diferença de performance entre um e outro.

[@distrodomain]

Yes for your use case snapraid + mergerfs would be a better solution, just make sure your parity drive/s are always the bigest drives in your pool, and you'll be good.

[@reuseful2839]

OUTDATED

[@distrodomain]

I'll make a new updated video, thatnk you for the the feedback! :)

[@reuseful2839]

@@distrodomain sounds great, sorry for the big letters but wanted to easily see this if I came by this video again :D

[@distrodomain]

No worries, is there anything in particular that you want me cvover, I'll add it to the video.

[@reuseful2839]

@@distrodomain I had problems setting up user stuff. I managed to solve it, but don't really understand why or how. But also the way the topology is set up is very different in my version

[@distrodomain]

I had some issues setting ACLs shared with smb and nfs in the same data set, I ended up removing all ACls and just using 1 local user as the owner of both shares.

[@shahzadhaider9195]

This is good one

[@distrodomain]

Thank You for watching, more videos are coming!