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== Getting started with FreeNAS == | == Getting started with FreeNAS == |
Revision as of 00:55, 13 April 2017
Before we start
- We used a virtualized setup in order to create this walkthrough, using generic domain & computer names where possible.
- We used the private IP address range of 192.168.15.x - obviously you'll want to replace our internal IP addresses with your own
- We used a single Active Directory domain controller, to keep things simple. We then configured the following network settings, which is reflected throughout this document:
- Gateway: 192.168.15.1
- DNS: 192.168.15.3
- NTP: 192.168.15.3
- DC (Domain Controller): 192.168.15.3
- FreeNAS Corral: 192.168.15.4
- We used a single Active Directory domain controller, to keep things simple. We then configured the following network settings, which is reflected throughout this document:
- Where appropriate, we'll make a note of where additional server IP's can be entered, for redundancy
- Generic Password: HorseBattery@2017
Getting started with FreeNAS
Initial connection
- When FreeNAS 9.3 is first installed, the network adapter is set to DHCP - we will change this a few steps down. We will be configuring FreeNAS purely from the webUI, so make a note of the IP on the FreeNAS server console:
File:FreeNAS 9.3 DHCP on first boot.png
- Use your favorite web browser to connect to that address - the first visit to the FreeNAS webUI will prompt you for a password, for the default user root