Critical-risk tools in Truenas

Delete an ACME DNS authenticator by its ID.

Delete an alert notification service by its ID. Use alertservice_list to find the ID.

Delete an API key by its numeric ID. Use api_key_list to find the ID. This immediately revokes access for anyone using that key.

Delete/uninstall an app. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation. The

Delete a boot environment. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete a certificate by its ID. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete a cloud backup task (destructive — requires confirm)

Delete a cloud sync credential

Delete a cloud sync task (destructive — requires confirm)

Delete a cron job

Delete a dataset (destructive — requires confirm)

Wipe a disk, destroying all data on it. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete a group. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete an init/shutdown script

Delete an iSCSI extent (LUN)

Delete an iSCSI initiator group

Delete an iSCSI portal

Delete an iSCSI target

Delete an iSCSI target-to-extent mapping

Delete an SSH credential or keypair

Delete a network interface. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete a static route by its numeric ID. Use network_static_route_list to find the ID.

Delete an NFS share/export

Delete a privilege/role by its ID. Use privilege_list to find the ID.

Delete a replication task (destructive — requires confirm)

Delete an rsync task

Delete an SMB share

Delete an NTP server by its ID. Use system_ntp_servers first to find the ID.

Delete a tunable by its ID. Use tunable_list to find the ID.

Delete a user account. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Delete a virtual machine. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation. The

Delete a VM device by its ID. Optionally delete the associated zvol or raw file.

Shut down the TrueNAS system. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the system will power off and require physical or IPMI intervention to restart. The

Rollback an app to a previous version. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation. The

Abort a running cloud backup task

Leave the current Active Directory or LDAP domain. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation —

Rollback all pending (uncommitted) network interface changes, restoring the previous network configuration.

Delete a ZFS snapshot (destructive — requires confirm)

Rollback a dataset to a snapshot (destructive — requires confirm)

Delete a periodic snapshot task

Reboot the TrueNAS system. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — all running services will be interrupted. The

Attach a disk to the boot pool to create or extend a mirror. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation that will erase the target disk. The

Detach a disk from the boot pool mirror. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation — the

Export (disconnect) a pool (destructive — requires confirm)

Replace a disk in a pool (destructive — requires confirm)

Apply previously downloaded system updates. This is a DESTRUCTIVE operation that may reboot the system. The