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==Guide to Creating a new folder in Freenas==
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Navigate to the "storage" tab along the top:
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You should see a list of all the volumes. Be careful here! S1 is the volume for all data stored on storage1 and if you delete anything here, you could at worse delete all data from storage1.
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It has a hierarchy to the volume layout. So S1 is the vol at the top highlighted.
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The next S1 down is the root data set of everything on storage1. All files and folders sit within this folder. You will notice the next level down from S1 include "iso" and "software". These folders have no more data sets nested within them. Thing to note here is, the data you populate any dataset/share with will not show in this hierarchy. So for example the iso dataset does not show all the ISO`s that are currently within the "iso" dataset.
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For this guide i  will create a dataset within "S1". to do this click on the second S1 and below the box listing all the volumes/datasets. You should see new options appear.
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I have highlighted options in various colours. Green: Change permissions Black: Add Dataset and red: Edit options of dataset currently selected.
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Hit the button outlined in black "Add Dataset"
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The box should open and allow you to give your Dataset the name you want. The other options i would just leave as default unless you know what you want to do.
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You should now see your new dataset in the list. In my example i have highlighted my new dataset "test"
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Select test and navigate to the left most button with the small key logo. This is to edit the permissions of the dataset.
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In here you can set read/write, to what user and the user that is allowed to access this data set.
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Latest revision as of 16:20, 16 January 2017

Guide to Creating a new folder in Freenas

Navigate to the "storage" tab along the top:

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You should see a list of all the volumes. Be careful here! S1 is the volume for all data stored on storage1 and if you delete anything here, you could at worse delete all data from storage1.

It has a hierarchy to the volume layout. So S1 is the vol at the top highlighted.

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The next S1 down is the root data set of everything on storage1. All files and folders sit within this folder. You will notice the next level down from S1 include "iso" and "software". These folders have no more data sets nested within them. Thing to note here is, the data you populate any dataset/share with will not show in this hierarchy. So for example the iso dataset does not show all the ISO`s that are currently within the "iso" dataset.

For this guide i will create a dataset within "S1". to do this click on the second S1 and below the box listing all the volumes/datasets. You should see new options appear. I have highlighted options in various colours. Green: Change permissions Black: Add Dataset and red: Edit options of dataset currently selected.

Hit the button outlined in black "Add Dataset"

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The box should open and allow you to give your Dataset the name you want. The other options i would just leave as default unless you know what you want to do.

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You should now see your new dataset in the list. In my example i have highlighted my new dataset "test"

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Select test and navigate to the left most button with the small key logo. This is to edit the permissions of the dataset.

In here you can set read/write, to what user and the user that is allowed to access this data set.

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