Exploring Open-E JovianDSS Protection Features: What Is Self-Healing? (Chapter 3)

Jan 4, 2024 in Open-E JovianDSS Video Tutorials

Other videos from this tutorial:

• Main Advantages of Open-E JovianDSS On- & Off-site Data Protection (Chapter 10)0:01:12
• How to Create Snapshots for High Data Storage Protection with Open-E JovianDSS (Chapter 9)0:04:16
• Data Access with Open-E JovianDSS (Chapter 8)0:02:23
• How To Use Caching Algorithms to Raise Data Storage Performance? (Chapter 7)0:02:01
• VDEVs, RAIDs, Data Pools - What are They, and Why Should They be Used? (Chapter 6)0:01:27
• How To Use High Availability To Protect Data With Open-E JovianDSS? (Chapter 4-5)0:02:32
• Exploring Open-E JovianDSS Protection Features: What Is Self-Healing? (Chapter 3) (current) 0:02:18
• Software Defines The Storage - Welcome To Open-E! (Chapters 1-2)0:03:32
• Updating the system0:01:25
• Setting up an iSCSI target access0:00:58
• Setting the default HTTPS certificate0:00:46
• Setting a custom HTTPS certificate0:00:53
• Enable macOS Spotlight search support0:00:49
• Creating an SMB share0:02:01
• Creating an NFS share - step 2/2 creating a share0:02:06
• Creating an NFS share - step 1/2 creating a dataset0:01:15
• Creating an NFS share clone from a snapshot0:01:09
• Creating an iSCSI target clone from a snapshot0:01:19
• Creating an iSCSI target0:02:25
• Creating a snapshot0:00:52
• Connecting to Active Directory server0:01:18
• Adding a disk to an existing zpool0:01:03
• Add zpool0:03:16
• Activating the system0:01:03
• Activate macOS Spotlight search support for a share0:01:10