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… TrueNAS is een doorontwikkeling van FreeNAS, die op FreeBSD was gebaseerd, en eind 2023 uitgefaseerd is naar maintenance mode. TrueNAS Scale is gebaseerd op Linux/Debian en de gratis variant wordt sinds begin 2025 aangeduid als TrueNAS Community Edition. …
… TrueNAS is een doorontwikkeling van FreeNAS, die op FreeBSD was gebaseerd, en eind 2023 uitgefaseerd is naar maintenance mode. TrueNAS Scale is gebaseerd op Linux/Debian en de gratis variant wordt sinds begin 2025 aangeduid als TrueNAS Community Edition. …
… TrueNAS 26 is also introducing "intelligent data services" for their TrueNAS WebShare file sharing and TrueSearch for a better search experience. LXC containers are also now fully supported with TrueNAS 26. Downloads and more details on today's TrueNAS 26 Beta release via TrueNAS.com . …
… Thankfully, TrueNAS is here to fix that. Recently, the team behind TrueNAS introduced TrueNAS WebShare, and it's already in testing for TrueNAS 26 in the latest Nightly builds. …
Chris and Kris take a break from traveling to sit down in the studio, bringing you the latest news on TrueNAS development. With TrueNAS 25.10.3 freshly out the door, and the BETA.2 release of TrueNAS 26 approaching soon,…
TrueNAS 25.10.4 maintenance release was just published for anyone doing a fresh install or preferring/requiring manual updates: Changelog: https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/25.10/gettingstarted/versionnotes/#25.10.4 Dow…
Hi, I'm very new to truenas and have some questions about it ! We want to use Truenas enterprise as a S3 backsup storage for Veeam, is this possible ? What are the minimal hardware requirement, AFAIK it needs a lot of RA…
I am currently running 25.10.3.1. I am tempted to upgrade to TrueNAS 26 Beta but I saw the warning about REST API being removed. Can anyone tell me if this will cause issues for my Plex app and every thing in my arr stac…
My TrueNAS server was working great until I shut it off to add a gpu and enable VT-d in the bios. Now no matter what I change in the bios my TrueNAS installation hangs here. I checked and SGX is enabled in the bios so I …
… Related 10 apps I always run on my TrueNAS Scale server Make TrueNAS Scale even better with these amazing utilities But TrueNAS’ local services are still as usable as ever If anything, its containerization prowess has grown with the new update Although I’m not the biggest fan of services that rely … …
… I've yet to encounter a time when I'm required to log into my TrueNAS storage box to fix something. It continues to just work, which is precisely what I require from a NAS. TrueNAS still works best as a partner. Proxmox and TrueNAS make for quite the home lab setup. …
… The TrueNAS V160 is available immediately. TrueNAS also indicated that its next major software release, TrueNAS 26, is currently in beta and expected to reach enterprise availability later in 2026. …
… Whether that's a good thing depends on how you feel about the two projects, but it's clearly the shape TrueNAS is taking. TrueNAS 26 feels like a direct response to Proxmox Even if iXsystems wouldn't frame it that way TrueNAS 26 makes a few other changes alongside the container work. …
… Related I ran my NAS in Proxmox and set up an SMB share so my LXCs can access it While it may sound weird, this setup works well when you have a single node and a bunch of unprivileged LXCs TrueNAS Scale didn't fit the hardware I had Turning an old system into a home lab doesn't fit the TrueNAS for… …
… OMV would be my choice for weak hardware, while TrueNAS is better for RAM-laden storage rigs with multiple drives and dozens of network shares. Unraid, too, has its utility, but only if you’re willing to spend extra money after already investing in a NAS. TrueNAS SCALE See at Official Site