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One should also note as far as their enterprise product, TrueNAS, is concerned, there was never an upgrade to "Corral" pushed in the first place since it lags b
by snuxoll 10y ago
One should also note as far as their enterprise product, TrueNAS, is concerned, there was never an upgrade to "Corral" pushed in the first place since it lags behind FreeNAS releases to ensure everything works correctly and any gotchas have been ironed out.
I understand ixSystems also sells the FreeNAS Mini, which is target at home users and small business - but anyone who uses any network storage product for production or mission critical use should be wary of any upgrades coming from the software vendor without thorough testing. I stayed far away from Corrall on my FreeNAS server at home explicitly because so much of the UI and underlying infrastructure was changed, didn't seem reasonable to upgrade without letting people braver than I am test (plus, I rely on iSCSI support for my VM's - that was missing).
- myrandomcomment 10y agoCorrect. Our work systems are on TrueNAS and left alone. I upgraded my FreeNAS because it was my home system and I wanted to see how things looked as a preview for when they pushed things into TrueNAS. It was broken so I reverted. The best part is it was so simple just to go back and it all worked.