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Once the installation is complete, you can power down your machine, unplug the USB, and keep the hard drive plugged in.

#No ip duc edit host problme install#

Now allow the program to install the boot media onto the hard drive.In the settings, it will ask if the device should install in UEFI or Legacy mode.Using a dedicated hard drive, external or internal is your best bet (keep in mind this will FORMAT ALL DATA on your hard drive). Note - though many tutorials state that it can be a USB drive, this has not worked for me AT ALL.From the settings page select the drive you desire to make your boot drive.Now plug in your USB drive into your future NAS machine and boot it up.

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The following is about how to set up the boot drive.Make sure that the boot order has the UEFI USB as the top priority, and uncheck secure boot (it will not boot if this isn't done).After it has finished mounting, go into the BIOS of your future NAS machine.You can keep all the settings at the default on Rufus.Note - you can just use a USB for this step (must be at least 1 GB) Using Rufus, mount the ISO image to your drive of choice.Begin by downloading the ISO image of TrueNAS and Rufus - just google the links to these.The following will be about how to set up the install drive. To proceed, keep in mind you need both an install drive and a boot drive, separate from each other.A router that allows port forwarding (most routers allow this).

A dedicated computer to run the NAS from.Please keep in mind I recently got into this and am in no way a professional, however, doing the following has worked error-free for me.Īlso quick comment regarding pasting code in shell/SSH (Putty). Note all the bolded text, these are important. To set up the NAS on a VM, simply follow these instructions, utilizing a VM. This tutorial will go over all the basics in detail for a complete beginner that you will have to complete to set up a NAS on a dedicated machine you can access from both from a local and remote network securely, while also having the ability to SSH into the NAS securely remotely, allowing remote access to your NAS shell and the web GUI.