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Wiki edition in progress
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## Connect to OpenMediaVault Control Panel
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This is a basic guide to help you setting up Helios4 NAS with [OpenMediaVault](https://www.openmediavault.org/) (**OMV**). OMV offers a large collection of features that we don't cover here. We invite you to look online for the existing OMV guides or go on the [OMV forum](https://forum.openmediavault.org/).
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## Connect to OpenMediaVault (OMV) Control Panel
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Open your web browser and go to the one of the following addresses :
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*Dashboard View*
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## Configure a RAID
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## Wipe Disk (Optional)
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If you are using HDD which aren't blank or brand new you might need to wipe them first before being able to setup an RAID array.
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> Go to **Physical Disks** menu.
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> Select an HDD and click **Wipe**.
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HDD should be device starting with **/dev/sdX**
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> Choose **Quick** wipe method.
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> Repeat this step for each HDD you want to use for your RAID array.
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## Create a RAID array
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In this guide we chose to create a RAID10 for the following reasons :
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- A
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- B
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- C
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You can choose to go for RAID5 or RAID6 but take in consideration that the syncing will take up to 3 times the syncing time of RAID10.
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> Go to **Physical Disks** menu.
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> Click **Create**.
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> Select RAID level and the devices you want to be used for the RAID array.
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> Give it a name and press **Create**.
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> You can see the ongoing re-syncing process and get a finish estimated time.
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!!! important
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While you could carry on with some part of OMV configuration during the RAID re-syncing process, we strongly advice to let this process complete first. You should see the following in the RAID state once re-syncing is complete : **active**.
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!!! info
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Whenever you change some settings in OMV, the following banner will appear. You can immediately apply the configuration by clicking **Apply** or you can carry on with your configuration and apply the changes at a later stage.
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## Create a LVM Logical Volume
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## Configure Share drive
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*First you need to install OMV LVM Plugin.*
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## Format and Mount Volume
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## Create User
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## Create Shared Folder
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## Configure Windows Share (SMB/CIFS)
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