Hello all,
I just build my NAS and it is a learning curve even for seasoned power user, but its running shares are good etc.
I have read a bunch of stuff about Freenas RAM requirements and recommendations but I cant see myself putting 64-128gb in my nas.
I have not seen is what the your using the ram for I have 70tb in this box it maybe my first nas but not my first raid box
please note this is a consumer media box not "a mars rover" I want reliable not nuke proof
on to questions
1 what will happen when freenas has less then 1gb per tb I have 16gb now and pool has 6tb with 30 on deck
(no vms maybe plex)?
2 why and are there setting to adjust that would impact said future? (even windows doesn't need ram like that)
3 you have a file manager Plugin I obviously wont be de using dedupe but file organization thru ftp or smb seems a bad idea
would be better to remote in prefer light weight gui vs cmd line?
4 alternative nas if all the above = no
that's a start thank you,
lost pilot
I just build my NAS and it is a learning curve even for seasoned power user, but its running shares are good etc.
I have read a bunch of stuff about Freenas RAM requirements and recommendations but I cant see myself putting 64-128gb in my nas.
I have not seen is what the your using the ram for I have 70tb in this box it maybe my first nas but not my first raid box
please note this is a consumer media box not "a mars rover" I want reliable not nuke proof
on to questions
1 what will happen when freenas has less then 1gb per tb I have 16gb now and pool has 6tb with 30 on deck
(no vms maybe plex)?
2 why and are there setting to adjust that would impact said future? (even windows doesn't need ram like that)
3 you have a file manager Plugin I obviously wont be de using dedupe but file organization thru ftp or smb seems a bad idea
would be better to remote in prefer light weight gui vs cmd line?
4 alternative nas if all the above = no
that's a start thank you,
lost pilot