TrueNAS Scale Share Your Files with SMB - SO EASY!

[@Nick-yq5uz]

This was extremely clear and straightforward. I struggled with other tutorials that went faster than this one because they didn't lay out as may details as I needed as a beginner. Thank you so much for making this tutorial.

[@RealKeytones]

You saved me so much time. I spent 7 hours trying to get this right. Thank you!

[@raul0ca]

As a Truenas newbie I had a hard time figuring this out too. Unraid was soo much easier

[@sirgurky]

Awesome video! Got me all set up and ready I will say there has been a decent amount of updates to TrueNas Scale so things have moved about a little but still easy to follow!

[@JamesOStanworth-Wang]

Very helpful - thank you. The user guide lays out all the variables but having a simple use case really helps. Super clear explanation.

[@FlipsydTech]

Thank You So much I have been struggling. All the way from South Africa

[@timbrown9961]

You saved me so much time. I spent all day and multiple videos trying to get this right. Thank you!

[@GiovanniAcosta]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@Joseph-q4y5y]

Really appreciate you taking the time to do this video Thanks a lot 😊

[@anonieme_beer9200]

Very clear information, thanks for uploading! It's an easy process, but its quite a lot to do when starting out.

[@JKB_YT]

Best TrueNAS tutorial on KZbin. Thanks!

[@dennishaller6578]

Nice one m8! As a TrueNAS Scale newbie this was really useful! Keep it coming :)

[@itx777]

Thank you very much, this tutorial is really informative.

[@gavinendsley]

Thanks!

[@TechworksOnline]

You bet!

[@nickschatko]

Thank you for a great video. I have upgraded to SCALE from CORE and this video was super helpful to get me going. Thank you!

[@eliosantillo4253]

Top Man You made so easy, like a child walk Thanks a million 💪👍

[@AizenJoestar42]

Truenas is a real PITA to configure, but it work very well after that

[@alexfischer9493]

Great guide, helps a lot!

[@dchauvin]

What a great video. thanks so much.

[@PhillyCableDave]

Thank you Sooooo Much, Top Notch Video👍👍😎😎👍👍

[@MotownBatman]

New Sub...Detroit, MI.... Didn't wanna Like the Video... You had 313 Likes LOL Well done Sir!

[@vjndr32]

Clear and concise!

[@guppie595]

thanks top instruction greetings from the Nederlands

[@Sr_FIGS]

Thank you very much for the excellent tutorial, it was of great help to me. 👍

[@Jonathan_O]

Thanks for the great info!!

[@mohammedxiii]

Great vid. But what was that disgusting bye at the end?

[@TechworksOnline]

Hahaha😂😂

[@KirbyTank]

Love your videos, I watched all in your truenas list. Would you mind doing some more? I'd like to know use cases for "sync" datasets and how that works. You mention this a bit in your virtualization video but are there other use cases to use sync? I'd also like to know how you'd add a ftp server to existing pool/vdev? And last I'm still trying to understand what exactly are the differences between pool/vdev/datasets. Since you can create datasets within datasets. And I've not seen you create multiple pools or vdevs in one video. Thank you! Your videos have been so helpful in me understanding more about this system.

[@saintfenix3103]

Great video! thanks! is there a way I can give access to one user for both a shared folder and also his own personal folder?

[@MajedAlmadi]

To the point. Thanks for the clear guide. I have a quick question, Can a user change his password? I am using TrueNAS independent (no Active Directory)

[@TechworksOnline]

not without access to the truenas interface that I know of.

[@rubenbermudez2445]

Super video! Merci

[@benmagnus0858]

I recently converted to Scale. I did manage to get access to the share, but I apparently don't have access to the folders in there. It makes no sense, I basically gave everybody full access at this point.

[@rcdenis1]

Subscribed!

[@NavjotSinghpatiala]

very good video

[@SSBelmont]

The UI for TrueNAS SCALE 23.10.2 and everything in this video is not working. Can you please remake this video using TrueNAS SCALE 23.10.2?

[@samking7566]

Thank you for your share. I have setup the SMB, but unfortunately is tranfer speed is not good as it is only 22M/s.

[@TechworksOnline]

What is the network speed and what type of disk is it, and how powerful machine do you have (RAM and CPU) for the TrueNas machine

[@denizenofclownworld4853]

Sounds like the speed one would expect from using 10/100 lan.

[@lexidecimal9941]

i have the same prob... theres some kind of limiter somewhere, both my truenas and windows pc are gig attached, but very clearly seem to hover consistently at ~95 or so mbits/sec. This is identical for read and write. I have disabled compression.

[@denizenofclownworld4853]

@@lexidecimal9941 You mean 95 MB/s, yeah? There's a big difference there.

[@SouthbayCreations]

@@TechworksOnline Yeah I'm having the same issue as the other folks. I'm hardly getting 100MB/s and everything is on a 1gb network. My truenas pc has an i7-6700 and 64mb of ram. hdd's are 7200rpm 10tb and running 4 on raid z. Any suggestions?

[@megapro125]

Thank you for this easy to follow setup guide! Can everyone login with the same user simultaneously or do I have to make separate user accounts for each user (the NAS is only going to be used by my family so I don't need the feature to lock out individual users or different permissions).

[@TechworksOnline]

You can have as many connections as you would like with the same account. Also, check this out if you have TrueNas Scale kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpfcfH6po6qCr8Usi=MxjeOh-uAtW-jsUh It enables webUI for the shares, making it easy for family that are no tech savvy

[@CProton69]

Doesn't work for me no idea. Shares work then don't. Change password. change permissions still not working. Windows asks for password regardless of disabling it or not. Something is screwed somewhere.

[@XxizzyspinzxX]

Quick question. For users or other groups not included in the permissions sections, is there a way to make the non-accessible folder not viewable when accessing ip in Windows Explorer?

[@TechworksOnline]

Yes, in the Share settings uncheck the "Browsable to network Clients" option. The "purpose" Field must be set to an SMB option to have that selectable and NOT set to "Default share parameters"

[@chrima758]

You are not using any presets? why not? which one are usually used?

[@Tommythenoobgaming.]

is this lan only? Or can i share it with my Family on different networks? If not is there a different OS to use? THX

[@TechworksOnline]

This is what you need. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpfcfH6po6qCr8Usi=_Kp--MX9z1O5EFnp Or you would need to create a VPN connection like in the following video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3bOl4pqlqhsiM0

[@datboyfabi]

amazing thankyou

[@richardbennett4365]

Server Message Block is adopted by Windows OS, but it's not Windows file sharing. IBM created Server Message Block for IBM mainframes long before little ole' Windows came along in the mid-1990s.

[@crevard203]

I think is screwed this up when I set it up originally and can't reverse what I have done. I still have the root account so can access the web interface is there any way I reset all and start again without losing my data?

[@Catalyph]

Yes. Go to the console. (Keyboard and monitor) and select the option to reset truenas

[@acemcgillicutty4420]

Followed step by step. Entered ip address. Can see the shared folder. Click on it, put in set password - Get "Access is denied". Guess I'll delete everything and try again. The only difference is I already have a dataset I want to copy off the nas so I don't have the setting you have when you added the data set and I can't find those settings to modify my current one.

[@TechworksOnline]

You might have a newer version that needs a different user access in truenas to the dataset.. I think it is the app user.

[@dlfzstuff4343]

l did everything you said but can’t get this to work on my iMac running Mojave username and password don’t work even open access can’t log into share file Thanks Any ideas

[@TechworksOnline]

One you mac are you specifying smb as protocol ? smb:\\

[@dlfzstuff4343]

@@TechworksOnline No will try that

[@VinaykumarM-u8d]

what is the raid configuration ??

[@TechworksOnline]

It does not matter for the ability to share over SMB. This setup was a raidz1 though.

[@VinaykumarM-u8d]

@@TechworksOnline 1. In the disk section , my machine does not show each disk , instead it shows total volume ...!!! 2. @ 16:16 error says login credential : wrong user name / password. help please .

[@TechworksOnline]

​@@VinaykumarM-u8d make sure that the user has the allow samba checked in the local user config as well as the group they are in.

[@richardbennett4365]

Nice tutorial. However, was the presenter / narrator even aware that by selecting Server Message Block type of share, his case sensitivity selection changed automatically to INSENSITIVE, after he talked so much about selecting it to be SENSITIVE case? Does he know???

[@TechworksOnline]

SMB is case sensitive. Dont mistake SMB with SAMBA which is case insensitive. Not sure if TrueNAS cares and changes the selection or not.

[@richardbennett4365]

@@TechworksOnline, I appreciate your answering back, but did you see your video at that timestamp to know what I'm observing?

[@richardbennett4365]

The "case insensitive" setting in Samba is only useful if the client supports case insensitive filename lookups. Windows does not, and it will have trouble if you have two files with the same name but a different case. Clients that do support case insensitivity include the SMB support in the Linux kernel and Samba's own "smbclient".

[@TechworksOnline]

@richardbennett4365 hahah yea!! Nice.. I didnt notice when changing it, I guess TrueNAS dont care.

[@NFTwizardz]

TYVM!!!

[@richardbennett4365]

I don't understand why the man kept going when he selected Raidz1, and it told him the total available storage was 16 GB. He selected 4 8-TB disks, so he should have more than 16 TB storage. That sounds like a mirror configuration. 8*4/2 = 16.

[@TechworksOnline]

Each disk also requires 2GB swap. So another 8GB. When a typical disk you are adding is actually like 2TB disks, you won't notice the 2GB missing hehe.

[@longmap1]

I'm getting only around 11mbps max.

[@charlesjmouse]

What a ball-ache! Why does setting up an appliance OS have to be so darn opaque? What's the quote? "You had one job." Having installed TrueNAS as a VM on my ESXi server to test it out (yes, I'm fairly computer savvy) I couldn't work out how to get it to do it's most basic task... the usual frustrating look though on-line documentation and forum posts later and I'm non-the-wiser. So I followed this excellent video to the letter and... "You do not have permission to access..." I guess TrueNAS isn't for me.* *Bye, bye TrueNAS VM. I didn't know you long and you sharn't be missed. Back to my previous solution: A dietpi VM running CASAOS with some direct editing of config files and Docker running on top - Oh how I detest all forms of Linux and it's nonsense.

[@TechworksOnline]

If you get you do not have permission then you will want to make sure you use an Account that was created with the samba share option selected in the user settings (not admin user) and then make sure the permissions for that folder within TrueNAS allow that user or the users group to have access,

[@KevinWehrle-w4o]

Danke

[@Steve-q3y]

This would be a great tutorial if you showed the whole screen. I cant follow the instructions because i dont know which tab you are on.

[@TechworksOnline]

@@Steve-q3y at which time are you having trouble with.. I think Ibshow each tab i navigate to in the UI.. if not let me know

[@ketw09]

Thanks you help me to conncet SMB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hungggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

[@BlakesMess]

anyone else have file transfers only going at ~10mbps?

[@TechworksOnline]

What is the source of the data?

[@Dewa_A.P]

Same here, any solution?

[@TechworksOnline]

If you are using android phone.. it is that. If you are using anything else, like linix pc or laptop it should be faster

[@cppctek]

This is too much. I’m just going to buy a synology nas lol. I don’t even see some of the options and this is extremely overwhelming. Thanks though. I can see where long ago this helped people. Maybe the software changed and went down hill is my best guess. :(

[@richardbennett4365]

What??? His boot 👢🥾 disk is 5 times larger than his data storage disk? Gosh! He won't be able to store very much on this network attached storage server. It would be more usual to see four 8 TEBIBYTE devices, not four that are 1000 times smaller. 😮

[@TechworksOnline]

This was purely a tutorial. Created in a VM. The size of the disks is not going to change how the tutorial proceeds in this case.

[@ameladukic6232]

useful

[@nicktk]

if i have multiple users how i can make hiden shares where they dont have permissions?