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NAS Server – Add Volumes on FreeNAS

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NAS Server – Add Volumes on FreeNAS

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We access it through the shell and create the folder where we are going to mount the volume. mkdir /mnt ===

In the previous document we published how to install FreeNAS, now we are going to add a volume and share it via NFS.

We access it through the shell and create the folder where we are going to mount the volume.

mkdir /mnt/BACKUPS

Once created, we access it with our browser.

We go to Storage > Volumes > Create volume

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It shows us the configuration panel.

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It is created…

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and there we have it...

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Now we are going to activate NFS to be able to share the volume.

To do this we go to services and activate NFS

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To share that volume we go to: Shared > NFS Shares > Add NFS Shares

It will show us a panel in which we have to fill in the route, IPs that will be able to access and permissions.

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Ready, there we have it.

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Greetings, rokitoh!

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