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Preamble

Evergreen Co-op was established for the purpose of teaching, learning and living in cooperation with each other and the community. We are guided by these cooperative principles:

1. Membership is open to all, without social, political, gender, ethnic, or sexual orientation discrimination.

2. Democratic decision making, one person = one vote.

3. Limited interest, if any, on capital placed with the house.

4. Savings distributed equally, or placed for the further development of the house.

5. Constant education of members in co-op principles and methods.

6. Cooperation with other cooperatives.

7. Concern for community.

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Deploy

Hardware

FreeNAS can be installed on almost any hardware but to best suit the requirements of B-C-D it must meet the following:

An Intel atom or higher with ECC compatability.
8+ GB of ECC RAM (speed is not important as long as it is compatible with the motherboard. ECC is important).
Flash based storage for the OS. SSD is recomended for reliability but a USB flash drive is completely acceptable.

Steps to connect to Active Directory

1.Select Directory Service > Active Directory.
2. Enter the DNS name of the domain (exaple.com instead of just example) in the Domain Name section. Enter the user name and password in the proceeding sections to authenticate to the domain (use an account that has permission to bind to the network).
3. Click Advanced Mode.
4. Add the main Domain Controller under the Domain Controller section (winserver1).
5. Last check to ensure Lsmap backend is rid then select Save.
6. The FreeNAS server now binds to the domain (which may take 5 to 15 minutes).
7. To confirm the bind was successful open a command prompt and run wbinfo -u and you should get a list of all users on the domain.
8. If there are issues read the official FreeNAS documentation on binding to a domain.

Steps to Deploy a Samba share

1. Connect to FreeNAS.
2. If needed create a new volume.
3. Set the permissions on the new volume by selecting the volume then Change Permissions.
4. Using the two Owner drop downs, select the appropriate user and group owners.
5. Next select Windows in the Permission Type: section.
6. Finally select Set permission recursively: then click Change.
7. Next select Sharing > Windows (SMB) Shares > Add Windows (SMB) Share.
8. Select the volume you created under Path: then add the name it will be accessed by under Name:.
9. Leave the rest at the default and click OK.
10. By creating the share Samba will be activated as well.