The dashboard should now report the bond interface information (including speed).
Select the newly created bond interface, click edit add now the physical nic that was deleted from the step before should be available to select. Now select the primary interface configured through web interface in the first step, and delete it. Log out and access the web interface using the new IP address assigned to the bond interface created. Click Network | Interfaces | Add | Bond, select the second available NIC, select the bond mode, fill the IP field and subnet mask values, leave gateway and DNS empty. If set as static using the same IP address given by DHCP, it should not be necessary to re-login to the web interface. If the primary NIC is already working either by the installer, configure it through the web interface as static. This is by design for configuration purposes. The web interface allows the selection of less To configure bonding, is necessary at least two OpenMediaVault allows the user to create shared folders and manage access to these shares within the web interface Synthetic Everything shows you how to setup an SMB file share in OpenMediaVault Do you know how I could do it I gave up trying SyncThing at the moment Theres umpteen ways of exploiting if run this way Theres umpteen ways of. Open a terminal console on your server, or if like me yours is a headless server with just power and a network connection use SSH.The configuration window provides all available modesįor the bond driver. This makes the installation very easy and to save flipping between websites I copied and pasted the instructions here. There is now an official Debian repository for Syncthing here Syncthing is a brilliant way to keep your files synchronised, it's private, runs on your own LAN and does just what it says on the tin. I know for a fact that in a few months I'd have forgotten how I did it and probably have to have gone through the whole learning process again. I decided to write this post to help me to remember exactly how I'd setup and configured Syncthing on my Ubuntu 15:10 server. Future plans include a VPN and security system based on motion which should all run on the server as it's hardly stretched with it's present duties. 
I tried FreeNAS, OpenMediaVault and Rockstor, all were very good at their job but after much testing of the various servers I decided the versatility offered by an Ubuntu server was worth looking into. I initially started out using the Brix to setup a home NAS after being disappointed with the performance of a WDM圜loud NAS. I did initially setup the server to run from a 32GB USB3 stick and that worked fine but decided it might run faster from an SSD, although it boots faster, file transfer between the Samba shares and my desktop is the same, around 110 to 120MBs per second. My Ubuntu server setup is a Gigabyte Brix j1900 8GB RAM, 120GB mSATA SSD and 3TB USB hard drive. However, a, I really don't know what I am doing here, as in I just follow instructions online, and b, I can't seem to get the second container setup with a standard IP address for my network. I'd like to add another container with syncthing to the mix.
I'm no Linux guru but I have been using and leaning about the OS for many years but have only recently this last few months started to go into greater depth and use the command line. I have OMV5 and pihole via portainer running smoothly.
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