understanding

FreeNAS is an attached storage device and open-source network-attached storage (NAS) based on FreeBSD and the OpenZFS file system. It is licensed under the terms of the BSD License and runs on the x86-64 commodity hardware. FreeNAS supports Windows, OS X and Unix clients and various virtualization hosts such as XenServer and VMware using SMB, AFP, NFS, iSCSI, SSH, rsync and FTP / TFTP protocols. Advanced FreeNAS features include full disk encryption and plug-in architecture for third-party software.

background

NAS-based database storage (Network Attached Storage)

purpose and objectives

making NAS-based storage data storage

expected results

freeNAS is installed correctly and implemented according to its function

tools and materials

pc server
iso freeNAS download here
laptop
Internet connection

time period

15 minutes
implementation stage

download first iso freeNAS
this time I installed my freeNAS on VM on my proxmox
upload iso file freeNASnya to proxmox
create a new VM for freeNAS and adjust to the terms of the freeNAS specification
path VM and boot to its freeNAS iso
select install / upgrade
select yes, this is out because my RAM is only 4GB so try your RAM more than 4GB if you want freeNAS
select the disk to save its freeNAS and OK
well here, there is a warning

this will delete all partitions and data on da0
you can not use da0 for sharing data

IMPORTANT!!!

so that means freeNAS should have 2 storage, the first to store freeNAS itself and the second for sharing data or NAS, therefore I suggest to use flasdisk to save its freeNAS and hardisk later that will be used for database NAS.

10.give your freeNAS password

11.select boot via BIOS to boot through bios

12.wait until the installation is complete and will exit to the initial view and select the reboot system

13.next select number 1 to configure network interfaces

14.Reset network configuration? Select n.
Configure interface for DHCP? Select n.
Next IP address IPv4, for example: 192.168.14.2/28.
Configure for IPv6? Select n.

15.if you open your freeNAS with web browser, type your freeNAS ip

16.login to freeNAS

17.choose the keyboard language and time zone