Learning FreeNAS Gary Sims
Publisher: Packt Publishing Ltd.

"This article is excerpted from the newly published book Learning FreeNAS. Hallo wer einmal ein FreeNAS installiert hat. Adding storage to the FreeNAS server is done in four steps: 1. How to Connect FreeNAS iSCSI Disks to VMware ESXi. This book will show you how to work with FreeNAS and set it up for your needs. Learning FreeNAS, a book about how to turn a PC into Network Attached Storage, has been published today. This book is a extensive manual to creating and employing resilient network-connected storage options for your business employing FreeNAS. VMs are great for people learning how FreeNAS works, and the elite of the elite that really know their stuff. I hear that the next stable 0.70 build for FreeNAS is expected to solve this. You will learn how to configure and administer a FreeNAS server in a variety of networking scenarios. Having a setup like a data center including VMware vSpehre 4 (ESXi 4) server, NAS (Network Access Storage), iSCSI disks on your home PC is wonderful way for learning. The book wastes no time and gets to the point fast! Gary has an amazing ability to explain things clearly. The FreeNAS server is "told" about a physical hard disk. I have some problem with boot FreeNas: Please look at screen: http://wsi.edu.pl/~zalewskigr/f/FreeNAS.jpg It's not my server but i wants to help its owner. I've seen that the XBOX 360 Media remote has similar learning functions, allowing me to stick to my current single remote setup, and keep it as simple as possible for my wife. I picked up Learning FreeNAS book about 6 days ago and I could not put it down! I am still learning about FreeNas, but at this time I am highly impressed and over the past week has served the purpose I have for it well. Konnte eine elegante Monitoring Aufbau um die Interaktivität der verschiedensten Dienste zu druchschauen und verstehen - learning by doing. Carl Marshal recently posted FreeNAS a software that can work independently or virtually.