Merge pull request #2794 from truenas/PD-1176-Remove-Swap-in-System-Setting-Advanced-Articles

Pd 1176 remove swap in system setting advanced articles

Author: tonyriv3

content/SCALE/SCALETutorials/SystemSettings/Advanced/_index.md

@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ Advanced Settings provides configuration options for the console, syslog, kernel
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemAdvancedScreen.png" alt="SCALE Advanced Settings Screen" id="SCALE Advanced Settings Screen" >}}
 
+{{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemAdvancedScreen2.png" alt="SCALE Advanced Settings Screen" id="SCALE Advanced Settings Screen" >}}
+
 This article provides information on sysctl, system dataset pool, setting the maximum number of simultaneous replication tasks the system can perform, and managing sessions.
 
 ## Managing Allowed IP Addresses
@@ -47,27 +49,27 @@ Click **Save**.
 
 ## Managing the System Dataset Pool
 **Storage** widget displays the pool configured as the system dataset pool and allows users to select the storage pool they want to hold the system dataset.
-The system dataset stores core files for debugging and keys for encrypted pools. It also stores Samba4 metadata, such as the user and group cache and share-level permissions.
+The system dataset stores core files for debugging and keys for encrypted pools.
+It also stores Samba4 metadata, such as the user and group cache and share-level permissions.
 
 ![AdvancedSystemStorageWidget](/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/AdvancedSystemStorageWidget.png "SCALE Advanced System Dataset Pool Widget")
 
 **Configure** opens the **Storage Settings** configuration screen.
 
 ### Storage Settings Configuration Screen
 
-If the system has one pool, TrueNAS configures that pool as the system dataset pool. If your system has more than one pool, you can set the system dataset pool using the **Select Pool** dropdown. Users can move the system dataset to an unencrypted pool, or an encrypted pool without passphrases.
+If the system has one pool, TrueNAS configures that pool as the system dataset pool.
+If your system has more than one pool, you can set the system dataset pool using the **Select Pool** dropdown.
+Users can move the system dataset to an unencrypted pool, or an encrypted pool without passphrases.
 
 ![SystemDatasetPoolConfigScreen](/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemStorageConfigScreen.png "SCALE Advanced Settings System Dataset Pool Screen")
 
-Users can move the system dataset to a key-encrypted pool, but cannot change the pool encryption type afterward. If the encrypted pool already has a passphrase set, you cannot move the system dataset to that pool.
-
-**Swap Size** lets users enter an amount (in GiB) of hard disk space to use as a substitute for RAM when the system fully utilizes the actual RAM.
-
-By default, the system creates all data disks with the specified swap amount. Changing the value does not affect the amount of swap on existing disks, only disks added after the change. Swap size does not affect log or cache devices.
+Users can move the system dataset to a key-encrypted pool, but cannot change the pool encryption type afterward.
+If the encrypted pool already has a passphrase set, you cannot move the system dataset to that pool.
 
 ## Setting the Number of Replication Tasks
 
-The **Replication** widget displays the number of replication tasks that can execute simultaneously configured on the system. It allows users to adjust the maximum number of replication tasks the system can execute simultaneously.
+The **Replication** widget displays the number of replication tasks that can execute simultaneously on the system. It allows users to adjust the maximum number of replication tasks the system can execute simultaneously.
 
 ![SystemAdvancedSettingsReplicationWidget](/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemAdvancedSettingsReplicationWidget.png "SCALE Advanced Settings Replication Widget")
 
@@ -77,7 +79,7 @@ Click **Configure** to open the **Replication** configuration screen.
 
 Enter a number for the maximum number of simultaneous replication tasks you want to allow the system to process and click **Save**.
 
-## Managing Access (Websocket Sessions)
+## Managing Access (WebSocket Sessions)
 
 {{< include file="/static/includes/AccessSettingsWidget.md" >}}
 

content/SCALE/SCALEUIReference/SystemSettings/AdvancedSettingsScreen.md

@@ -208,14 +208,11 @@ Users can move the system dataset to an unencrypted pool, or an encrypted pool w
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemStorageConfigScreen.png" alt="System Dataset Pool Config Screen" id="System Dataset Pool Config Screen" >}}
 
-Users can move the system dataset to a key-encrypted pool, but cannot change the pool encryption type afterward. If the encrypted pool already has a passphrase set, you cannot move the system dataset to that pool.
-
-**Swap Size** lets users enter an amount (in GiB) of hard disk space to use as a substitute for RAM when the system fully utilizes the actual RAM.
-
-By default, the system creates all data disks with the specified swap amount. Changing the value does not affect the amount of swap on existing disks, only disks added after the change. Swap size does not affect log or cache devices.
+Users can move the system dataset to a key-encrypted pool, but cannot change the pool encryption type afterward.
+If the encrypted pool already has a passphrase set, you cannot move the system dataset to that pool.
 
 ## Replication Widget
-The **Replication** widget displays the number of replication tasks that can execute simultaneously configured on the system. It allows users to adjust the maximum number of replication tasks the system can perform simultaneously.
+The **Replication** widget displays the number of replication tasks that can execute simultaneously on the system. It allows users to adjust the maximum number of replication tasks the system can perform simultaneously.
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/SystemAdvancedSettingsReplicationWidget.png" alt="Replication Widget" id="Replication Widget" >}}
 
@@ -240,7 +237,7 @@ The logout button is inactive for your current session and active for all other
 It cannot be used to terminate your current session.
 
 **Token Lifetime** displays the configured token duration for your current session (default five minutes).
-TrueNAS SCALE logs out user sessions that are inactive for longer than that configured token setting.
+TrueNAS SCALE logs out user sessions that are inactive for longer than the configured token setting.
 New activity resets the token counter.
 
 If the configured token lifetime is exceeded, TrueNAS SCALE displays a **Logout** dialog with the exceeded ticket lifetime value and the time that the session is scheduled to terminate.
@@ -324,7 +321,7 @@ The **Isolated GPU Device(s)** widget displays any isolated graphics processing
 ### Isolated GPU PCI IDs Configuration Screen
 The **Isolate GPU PCI IDs** configuration screen allows you to isolate GPU devices for a virtual machine (VM).
 
-To isolate a GPU, you must have at least two in your system; one allocated to the host system for system functions and/or applications and the other available to isolate for use by a VM.
+To isolate a GPU, you must have at least two in your system; one allocated to the host system for system functions and/or applications, and the other available to isolate for use by a VM.
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/IsolatedGPUPCIIDsConfigScreen.png" alt="Isolated GPU PCI Ids Screen" id="Isolated GPU PCI Ids Screen" >}}
 
@@ -349,7 +346,7 @@ The **Global Two Factor Authentication** widget allows you to set up two-factor
 | Name | Description |
 |------|-------------|
 | **Enable Two-Factor Authentication Globally** | Select to enable 2FA for the system. |
-| **Window** | Enter the number of valid passwords. Extends password validity beyond the current to the previous password(s) based on the number entered. For example, setting this to **1** means the current and previous passwords are valid. If the previous password is *a* and the current password is *b*, then both the passwords are valid. If set to **2**, the current password (*c* ) and the two previous passwords (*a* and *b*) are valid. Setting this to **3** works the same. Extending the window is useful in high-latency situations. |
+| **Window** | Enter the number of valid passwords. Extends password validity beyond the current to the previous password(s) based on the number entered. For example, setting this to **1** means the current and previous passwords are valid. If the previous password is *a* and the current password is *b*, then both passwords are valid. If set to **2**, the current password (*c* ) and the two previous passwords (*a* and *b*) are valid. Setting this to **3** works the same. Extending the window is useful in high-latency situations. |
 | **Enable Two-Factor Auth for SSH** | Select to enable 2FA for system SSH access. Leave this disabled until you complete a successful test of 2FA with the UI. |
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