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OmniOS 151042 stable is out, https://github.com/omniosorg/omnios-build/blob/r151042/doc/ReleaseNotes.md Release 151030 LTS is now end-of-life. You should upgrade to r151038 to stay on a supported LTS track. btw OmniOS is fully Open Source and free. Nevertheless, it takes a lot of time and...

Update Tty.so problem on OpenIndiana with Perl 5.22 is fixed on current napp-it 21.06, 22.01 and 22.dev

The Tty.so is part of Expect. This error results from a newer unsupported Perl. Part of napp-it is Tty.so from OmniOS for Perl up to 5.34. It worked for OI as well. Does the problem remains after a logout/login in napp-it? What is the output of perl -v btw OI is more critical than OmniOS as...

current 20.dev supports grouping and http (port 80) and https (port 443) and grouping of appliances

22.dev with Apache is a beta, grouping, clustering or remote repication not working! To downgrade, download 21.06 , 22.01, 22.02 or 22.03 (use mini_httpd) optionally stop Apache manually via pkill -f bin/httpd and restart mini_httpd via /etc/init.d/napp-it restart

1. A ZFS filesystem can only exist below another ZFS filesystem but can be mounted at any point (must be an empty folder, default mountpoint is /pool/filesystem). A pool itself is also a ZFS filesystem. This is no limitation, this is the way ZFS works. Usually you create a ZFS filesystem ex...

napp-it is switching from mini_httpd to Apache 2.4 Up to now the webserver below napp-it is mini_httpd. This is an ultra tiny 50kB single binary webserver. With current operating systems https is no longer working due newer OpenSSL demands. As there is only little work on mini_httpd we decided...

I do not use but propably you need link aggregation, https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E36784_01/html/E37516/gmsab.html#scrolltoc

If write stalls to a basic vdev (this is what you have as slog), zfs is waiting forever for the io to be finished as otherwise a dataloss of last sync writes happens. Action: reboot and "replace" slog with same or remove + readd. Maybe a clear is enough then. Last sync writes lost (up to 4GB of...

If you have enabled acceleration (acc) or monitoring (mon) in napp-it (topmenu right of logout) there are running background tasks. Acc tasks read system informations in the background to improve respondability for some time after last menu actions.

I have never tried one. You may use one on a Linux LX container.

A newer napp-it is faster than an older due optimized reading of ZFS properties. Another reason may be enabled acceleration (read properties in the background), see toplevel menu near logout.

Napp-it default tuning increases nfs/tcp/vmxnet3 buffers/servers. Regarding ESXi you may try advanced settings of the napp-it VM and set latency to low.

In the end you can only increase efficiency ex with Jumbo or faster disks, reduce raid calculations ex with mirrors that also improves multistream read, reduce disk access with RAM or avoid extra load ex due encryption. If the CPU or disk load is at 100% the system is as fast as possible with...

Yes I am too. For a pure 28/5 pool this should work In a "production" environment you would use Windows Active Directory for user management. In such a case the Windows SID remains always the same as the Solarish SMB server use the real AD SID as reference for permissions. If you import a pool...