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How do you run a Smart test with FreeNAS

I want to run a smart test on a couple drives on my FreeNAS how do I do start this test on command without needing to scheduled it??? (I will be scheduling one to be running more commonly but I am wanting to run some initial tests as I am adding more drives into the NAS)

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The Lord of all Toasters (1920X 1080ti 32GB)

The Toasted Controller (i5 4670, R9 380, 24GB)

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Bread and Butter Pudding (i7 7700HQ, 1050ti, 16GB)

Pinoutbutter Sandwhich (raspberry pi 3 B)

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Toastbuster (WIP, should be cool)

loaf and let dough (A printer that doesn't print black ink)

The Cheese Toastie (C2D (of some sort), GTX 760, 3GB, win XP gaming machine)

The Toaster (C2D, intel HD, 4GB, 2X1TB NAS)

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windybread (4X E5470, intel HD, 32GB ECC) (use coming soon, maybe)

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FreeNAS by default is scheduled to do a long scan every 12 hours everyday. No news is good news, the top right notification icon will get angry if something is amiss.

 

You can (and I highly suggest) configure email alerting. If it detects a smart error, you'll get an email.

 

Under Storage > View Disks, you can also view any read/write errors disks may be having, which will give you some insight (though any errors should trigger an alert too).

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