Hey Trevor, have you seen the NEW ui?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TS6vvpP1yQ
A couple of comments:
-While the UI is stodgy, the handbook is very complete and accurate and will be able to walk most people who have some understanding of ISCSI through setup. The documentation is excellent (like FreeBSD). I was a strictly windows guy when I started using it. Now I'm a bit of a FreeBSD wonk. :-/
- To put the "mediocre performance into perspective, I run an entire windows development domain with 40 VMs and 5-10 developers on a 3 year old FreeNas 8.3 server (a TrueNas unit without the warranty). I would think there would be more than enough horsepower for significant workloads. Do you have any numbers on what you consider an average user load (I know, I know "it's hard to estimate blah blah blah")?