leejayd
Cadet
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- Apr 18, 2012
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Hi,
I'm planning to use FreeNas to serve files around my house. I have 4 hard drives for storage with different sizes.
I don't need redundancy hence I'm not keen on putting them into a RAID based pool.
However, I would like to pool the disks and present one logical drive to the network. Additionally, I'd like to be able to add additional disk to the pool and have the pool grow without having to re-build. This is similar to how Windows Home Server v1 works.
Is this possible to do in FreeNas?
What type of volume do I need to build?
Regards,
Lee
I'm planning to use FreeNas to serve files around my house. I have 4 hard drives for storage with different sizes.
I don't need redundancy hence I'm not keen on putting them into a RAID based pool.
However, I would like to pool the disks and present one logical drive to the network. Additionally, I'd like to be able to add additional disk to the pool and have the pool grow without having to re-build. This is similar to how Windows Home Server v1 works.
Is this possible to do in FreeNas?
What type of volume do I need to build?
Regards,
Lee