The way to rename a RAID array and make Ubuntu persist the name change across boots is to rename the device and update your initramfs.

First rename the device:

sudo mdadm --stop /dev/md125
sudo mdadm --assemble /dev/md/alpha --name=alpha --update=name /dev/sd[fg]
sudo mdadm -Db /dev/md/alpha

The third command should return something like:

ARRAY /dev/md/alpha metadata=1.2 name=omicron:alpha UUID=5b024352:3a940335:233aa23f:5c6b2a1f

Paste the result into /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf (replacing the old line). Or execute:

sudo mdadm -Db /dev/md/alpha >> /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf

After updating your array name and mdadm.conf, you need to issue the following command:

sudo update-initramfs -u

Finally, reboot.

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1. Create a folder on your hard drive for shares. i.e. ‚c:\share‘
2. Create another folder in the above share. i.e. ‚c:\share\mydata‘
3. Link the Library to this folder.
4. Delete the folder. i.e. ‚mydata‘
5. Use the mklink in an elevated command prompt to make a symbolic link. Name the link the same as the folder you created above.
   i.e ‚mklink /d c:\share\mydata \\server\mydata‘ (needs Administrator rights)
6. Done. Now you have non-indexed UNC path as a library.

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Von Haus aus ist bei der Fritzbox der Remote-Zugang per Telnet deaktiviert. Wer im Netz sucht, wird schnell fündig. Man muss die Box einfach wie folgt anrufen:

• Telnet aktivieren: #96*7*
• Telnet deaktivieren: #96*8*