On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 05:33:32PM -0700, jason whitt wrote:
> 
>     I love Freenas, however if he is going for home use check into

Not home use, home-like (by a small group) use of an enterprise-featured system.
It has to be open, support a wide range of hardware, do large volumes, do
remote use and administration over VPN, remote synchronization, VLAN-wide 
access to shares for hosts or vhosts, and the like. Apart from FreeNAS 
NexentaStor could be a fallback option, but it looks proprietary (?).

>    UN-RAID by lime-technology. THere are things that i do not like about
>    it the lack of features, but really i didn't need anything more than a
>    windows share. However being able to resize a raid 5 array is
>    awesome..ZFS doesnt allow for that yet (fingers crossed) I havent

The usage pattern is to add higher volume disks additionall or instead of 
failed ones,
and I think zfs does support that 
http://harryd71.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-resize-zfs.html

>    noticed any performance issues with UN-RAID i have a few vm drives on
>    there and various media files. however only a handfull of machines are
>    accesing it currently.

I expect the box to mostly idle, and see occasional read-mostly single
or couple users access.

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