OpenMediaVault (OMV) is open-source NAS software based on Debian and designed to make it easy to build a NAS. In this article, we use OpenMediaVault to build a file server that can be accessed from Windows. # Introduction For the server hardware, GMKtec’s NucBox M5 Plus was selected. リンク Since the Proxmox VE virtualization platform is installed on the mini PC, a virtual machine is created there and OpenMediaVault is installed on it.

During an OpenMediaVault installation, I encountered a problem where the installer became stuck while configuring DHCPv6. This article explains the symptoms and the solution. # Symptoms While installing OpenMediaVault, the installation became stuck when DHCPv6 autoconfiguration ran and stopped on a blue screen. As you can see near the bottom of the image, it was not completely frozen; it still accepted input. # Analysis In my environment, the ISP assigned IPv6 addresses using SLAAC, and the router was configured to relay RA, DHCPv6, and the NDP proxy.

OpenMediaVault (OMV) is open-source NAS software based on Debian and designed to make it easy to build a NAS. This article explains how to install OpenMediaVault. # Introduction For the server hardware, GMKtec’s NucBox M5 Plus was selected. リンク Since the Proxmox VE virtualization platform is installed on the mini PC, a virtual machine is created there and Debian is installed on it. When installing it in a virtual machine on Proxmox VE, also see Create a Virtual Machine (VM) on Proxmox VE.