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FreeNAS 11.2 first visit via Firefox on localhost and adding first admin user

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"Firefox? Why Firefox!?" Good question, but it's what FreeNAS recommends for 11.2 for some reason. I'm running Firefox on the same computer that is "hosting" the virtual machine that FreeNAS is running in (for minimal firewall config). It's wise to create a user with "sudo" privileges before doing anything else in FreeNAS. (By the way, only "root" has access to the web-GUI.)
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