Download FreeNAS 0.686.4

Freenas was updated to version 0.686.4 less than a week ago. With this package, a computer in the network can be used purely for data storage, called ‘Network Attached Storage’ in good English. The whole is based on M0n0wall, a stripped-down Freebsd installation, and is equipped with a clear web interface. Among other things, it has on-board support for Cifs(Samba), ftp, nfs, Rsync, ssh, local user authentication and software raid 0, 1 and 5. Installed, FreeNAS does not take up more than 32MB of space and can therefore be used with ease. a compact flash, the hard disk or a USB stick. The changelog for this release shows the following changes:

Minor changes:

• Set subnet mask to 24 per default if DHCP is activated, otherwise WebGUI is not accessible in most networks when changing from DHCP to static.
• Do not validate sync time values ​​when pressing ‘Now’ on status report page.
• Add ability to add multiple destination email addresses on status report page (eg test@test,com; test2@test.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ).
• Display interfaces with status ‘associated’ in UPnP services WebGUI, too. Thanks to sea_sbs.
• Add ability to configure multiple host names for Dynamic DNS service (FR 1952020).
• Add patch to do a file system check on root if necessary. Thanks to Nelson Silva and Lars Köller.

bug fixes:

• Display correct share name for mounted ISOs on initial system page (BR 1935353). Thanks to paq237.
• Fix CPU graph script error (BR 1940372).
• Fix initial view of the the bandwidth graph to bytes/s (BR 1948447). Thanks to Robert Eden.
• Stop iscsi-target service on shutdown (BR 1948432). Thanks to Robert Eden.
• Fix bug when using setkey on an encrypted RAID via WebGUI ‘Disks: Encryption: Tools’.
• Fix bug in WebGUI ‘Disks: Mount Point: Edit’ when configuring CD/DVD. Thanks to hvrio for reporting.

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