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--- cluster:194 [2023/08/25 15:58] – [Update 13] hmeij07
+++ cluster:194 [2025/08/05 13:00] (current) – [Update 13] hmeij07
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 **[[cluster:0|Back]]**
-===== TrueNAS/ZFS =====
+===== TrueNAS/ZFS x20ha =====
 Notes. Mainly for me but might be useful/of interest to users.
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   * as Certificate only, PEM encoded ... download, open in notepad, copy to clipboard
   * Go to System > CA and certs
-  * Select type import a cert (or type internal certificate changes fields)
+  * Select type "import a cert"
+  * check CSR exitsson this system
+  * caertficate authrority (pick CSR from dropdown list)
   * paste in public key in certificate field
   * paste in private key from CSR
     * or Csr checkbox on system (this option)
-  * System > Genral, switch certs,Save (this will restart web services)
+  * System > General, switch certs,Save (this will restart web services)
   * check in new browser
 ==== ZFS ====
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   * no problems
-**Next support ticket: Ask if you ever need to reboot the disk shelves?**
+**Next support ticket: Ask if you ever need to reboot the disk shelves?** Full power off?
+Hi, I'm archiving content from my TrueNAS appliance to another platform, then deleting the files migrated. I'm observing directories like this; 7.5 million files in 990 GB or 15 million files in 7 TB. Should I be concerned that the disk shelves have never be cold rebooted? Like XFS replaying the log journal for a clean mount? My HA nodes reboot on upgrade but I realize the disk arrays keep running, always.  Please advise, thanks.
+Tier 1 Support: The 2 ES24 shelves do not require to be rebooted as they just house the drives themselves and provide power to them. There shouldn't be any concern with these being on at all time.
+Rsync stats (after decompressing)
+<code>
+sod1/
+Number of files: 18,691,764
+Total transferred file size: 13072322138140 bytes
+arnt_rosetta/
+Number of files: 8,825,674
+Total transferred file size: 1,798,675,349,128 bytes
+</code>
+** 13.0-U6.1 ** 12/12/2023
+  * no problems
+** 13.0-U6.2 ** 08/20/2024
+  * no problems
+  * start update to initiate failover, inside 10 mins
+  * initiate fail over to HA enabled, inside 8 mins
+** 13.0-U6.7 ** 01/30/2025
+  * no problems
+.0-U6.8 08/05/2025
+  * download and reboot inside 8 mins
+  * 1 min fail over
+  * pending/continue prompt immediate
+  * after 4 mins, HA enabled
+  * yea
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