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| ===== Enable encryption, and create an encrypted dataset ===== | ===== Enable encryption, and create an encrypted dataset ===== |
| **FreeNAS doesn't support OpenZFS encryption at this time, and it's not possible to replicate from a non-encrypted dataset to an encrypted one. This documentation is left for the sake of completeness.** | **FreeNAS doesn't support OpenZFS encryption at this time, and it's not possible to replicate from a non-encrypted dataset to an encrypted one. This documentation is left for the sake of completeness.** |
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| The idea of this system is to be a standalone storage "brick", which could be left at a remote location where you might not fully trust the network operator. ZFS on Linux supports dataset encryption for this purpose, and material for this section is drawn from this [[https://datacenteroverlords.com/2017/12/17/zfs-on-linux-with-encryption-part-2/|blog post]]. You'll first need to enable that feature on your pool: | The idea of this system is to be a standalone storage "brick", which could be left at a remote location where you might not fully trust the network operator. ZFS on Linux supports dataset encryption for this purpose, and material for this section is drawn from this [[https://datacenteroverlords.com/2017/12/17/zfs-on-linux-with-encryption-part-2/|blog post]]. You'll first need to enable that feature on your pool: |
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