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ReadyNAS Rsync to FreeNAS
I have a ReadyNAS running RAIDiator 4.2.27 (the latest version) that is attached to my home network. I have installed the latest firmware updates to the NAS. My home network has no directory service enabled; all users are local. I have built a FreeNAS box to run as a backup for the data on the ReadyNAS. I plan to use Rsync as the backup software. My FreeNAS box has 8GB of RAM. I am running FreeNAS version “9.3-STABLE-201502060108.” My problem is that I cannot get the two boxes to communicate. I have read the user guides for both systems. Unfortunately, not being a sophisticated networking type, I am repeatedly stumped by the differences in nomenclature between the ReadyNAS guides and the FreeNAS guides. They have subtle, but crucial differences in the way that they describe the functions of these two systems and how they work with Rsync. One of my major confusions is that the two guides refer to Rsync “server” and “client” in opposite ways, so, as a novice user, It’s very confusing. The two guides also seem to use the term “module” in different ways. I am ambivalent as to whether the Source (ReadyNAS) pushes data to the Destination (FreeNAS), or the Destination pulls data from the Source. I would like to have the Destination wake up weekly and backup my Source, so I was thinking of Push configuration with wake-up-on-LAN enabled on FreeNAS – if that’s available. Let me set the stage in terms of what I have done so far: ReadyNAS (Source) IP addr: 192.168.1.144 I have a test share, “Backup2” set up, with some data in it, I have checked the Rsync box under Services>Standard File Protocols, I have checked the rsync icon under Shares>Share Listing for Backup2, Under rsync options for Backup2, I have set the default access to Read-only, Also under Rsync options, I have entered the IP address of the FreeNAS under “Hosts allowed access – no password or SSH options are activated FreeNAS (Destination) IP addr: 192.168.1.145 I have a Volume named MirrorPool I have a UNIX share named ReadyNASBackup For services, I have CIFS, NFS, Rsync, and S.M.A.R.T. I have an Rsync Module (I really don’t understand these) named Backup2TestModule with Path: /mnt/MirrorPool/ReadyNASBackup Access mode: Read & Write User: Grunbay Group: Grunbay Hosts allow: 192.168.1.144 Rather than tell you the thousands (OK, that’s hyperbole) of combinations that I have tried of path names, user names, etc and their related error messages, I thought some kind, and knowledgeable soul out there may be able to help set me in the right direction. Let me know if you need additional information. I plan to post this in both the ReadyNAS and FreeNAS forums as I don’t even know which side of the equation is out of balance! Thanks in advance.9.7KViews0likes12CommentsXS716T with LACP and FreeNAS
Dear community, I'm just about to setup LACP in my network in order to provide link redundancy when accessing our FreeNAS server. I updated firmware of XS716T to newest version 6.6.3.3. When creating the link aggregation, however, I'm not sure what to select at "Hash mode". There are 6 different options: - 1 Src MAC, VLAN, EType, incoming port - 2 Dest Mac, VLAN, EType, incoming port - 3 Src/Dest MAC, VLAN, EType, incoming port - 4 Src IP and Src TCP/UDP Port fields - 5 Dest IP and Dest TCP/UDP Port fields - 6 Src/Dest IP and TCP/UDP Port fields As far as I remember, mode 3 is the most compatible mode. However, I have read that selecting mode 6 will give maximum performance and reliability? What mode should be selected when link redundancy is the number one priority? Is it correct to set STP mode and Link Trap on "enabled"? Thanks so much for your help! Kind Regards, ScampicfxSolved