XigmaNAS

XigmaNAS is a free operating system for network storage ( Eng. Network-Attached Storage ) ^[3] . It is a direct continuation of the NAS4free ^{[4] [5]} project. March 22, 2012 was released under the name NAS4Free, and in July 2018 it was renamed XigmaNAS and registered on September 11, 2018 ^[6] . XigmaNAS is based on the latest versions of the FreeBSD operating system ^{[7] [8]} , the first version was released on March 22, 2012 ^{[9] [10]} . It supports the exchange between Windows , Apple and UNIX-like systems. It includes ZFS version v5000, software RAID (0,1,5), disk encryption, SMART , email messages, etc. The following protocols are also supported: CIFS ( Samba ), FTP , NFS , TFTP , AFP , RSYNC , Unison , ISCSI , UPnP , BitTorrent - all these protocols are fully configurable via the WEB interface , which does not exclude working with the command line via the SSH client.

XigmaNAS
WebGUI XigmaNAS
Developer	Daisuke Aoyama (aoyama@nas4free.org) Michael Schneider (ms49434@nas4free.org) Michael Zoon (zoon1@nas4free.org)
Latest version	11.2.0.4.6400 [1] ( January 22, 2019 )
License	BSD [2]
condition	relevant
Web site	xigmanas.com

XigmaNAS can be installed on a Compact Flash / USB / SSD hard drive or loaded from a LiveCD .

All NAS configuration settings are saved in one xml file. If necessary, it is simple to restore the system: install XigmaNAS on the disk, load the configuration file - XigmaNAS is functioning again.