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  1. TrueNAS was initially developed for big enterprise companies and later retrofitted to be also suitable for other groups as well. So, yes the system is more then suitable for business as well, the importance here is more the HW then the OS, to be able to handle the writes/reads for the amount of users. And HexOS is just building on top of this already rock solid OS and makes it easier to setup and manage and backup. And since you still have TrueNAS underneath, you have the flexibility to do what you want in TrueNAS if you would require some more advanced features not yet available in HexOS. Also Synology NAS are only working correctly nowadays with Synology drives which are just rebanded drives with a +10% pricetag
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  2. Esthek cannot guarantee any uptime, because the server is running locally not in a cloud? Esthek has already made bug reports in the past to TrueNAS which have subsequently been fixed. Also your remark is exactly the same for Synology, but you didn't mention that...
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  3. The language in the "setup storage" flow when needing approval to wipe the designated drives is not straightforward: "I confirm that any existing data on your drives will be permanently deleted in this process." Who is confirming data is wiped from whose drives? better perhaps: "I confirm that any existing data on the selected drives will be permanently deleted in this process." /M
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  4. Hello, I can confirm your issue and that it's only part of the current setup wizard. We have a new setup wizard that is all reimagined and doesn't have this issue in it. We should release that in the next few updates.
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  5. i see what you mean i will be passing on the feedback to the team
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