What if you could transform a humble Raspberry Pi into a fully functional network-attached storage (NAS) server? It sounds ambitious, even improbable, given the Raspberry Pi’s reputation as a ...

To the surprise—and likely consternation—of BSD fans everywhere, FreeNAS vendor iXsystems is building a new version of its core product, TrueNAS, on top of Debian Linux. The company is still being coy ...

How to add groups to the TrueNAS SCALE Network Attached Storage solution Your email has been sent TrueNAS SCALE is a great Network Attached Storage platform that could easily serve just about any need ...

With TrueNAS 25.04 "Fangtooth", iXsystems is taking a far-reaching step in the development of the open storage platform. It is the first release of the NAS operating system to merge the previously ...

iXsystems will rely on the GNU/Linux version of TrueNAS in the future. The community continues to develop the FreeBSD version TrueNAS CORE in the zVault fork. The community has responded to the end of ...

iXsystems – most well-known as a supplier of network-attached storage (NAS) software and entry-level products – has taken its hyper-converged TrueNAS Scale into general availability. iXsystems uses ...

The power of the largest datacentres, but 10x smaller. That’s the offer SME and desktop NAS maker IXsystems goes into 2021 with, in the hope of convincing organisations to keep storage on-site rather ...

I have a self-built TrueNAS box, connected to my switch via the onboard gigabit ethernet. It's an ITX board with only one PCIe slot, currently occupied by an HBA for the four storage drives. However ...