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What is the fastest (Gbit) NAS available?
What NAS has the best price/performance ratio?
This is for small servers / home usage
Started by Martin K. on
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It sounds like you're looking for a simple consumer-level NAS want in a NAS, IMO the Netgear....
And any consumer-grade NAS you get is going to cost you more than building a complete OpenSolaris box it unless that's what you want/need.
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Originally Posted by alanbrenton Will a Barebone Mini PC (Zotac, Asus EEE) with eSATA or USB 3.0 work good enough for a temporary work-around while waiting for a NAS deal? Yes
VIsit http://www.amahi.org/features/gallery
Started by EEE2 on
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Originally Posted by alanbrenton Posted by frank2162 Thanks....
Synology can only natively use ext4 (not ntfs, for example) in the NAS I believe..
To be wiped out by the NAS? Depends if the NAS can natively read the filesystem or not.
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I 'successfully' (according to the Frontview log) set up a NAS Duo (2x2TB) using an XP computer in my 'HOME' workgroup (to which the NAS now belongs, appearing in Explorer on my XP machine pretty much like a remote drive).
But when I tried to setup incremental...
Started by VeryFrustrated on
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It's RAIDiator 4.1.7 (apparently the latest....
On the NAS?
Are you running a firewall on the PCs? Useful links: My ReadyNAS Gear | FAQ | Hardware backup job settings for one of your jobs?
What version of RAIDiator on the NAS?
Are you running).
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NAS Superthread (current deals on NAS devices) By popular demand this thread is intended to showcase current deals available for network attached storage devices. It's a hot device/capability, so many are looking to be prepared for when (hopefully not...
Started by shuffle on
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How are planning to buy NAS....
EDIT:
Review of the TS-212:
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/nas/n...o-nas-reviewed
EDIT2:
What is the most basic 2-bay Qnap or Synology NAS with USB 3.0 support? For Synology, it seems to be the 212.
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I currently have a Buffalo Linkstation NAS device but becoming more and more unpleased with this. In the market for a better Mac friendly NAS solution. I have recently been having a lot of problems with the Buffalo file name length or special character...
Started by Louis W on
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It does SMB, AFP, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, Apple Bonjour and BitTorrent
I had an issue with a DroboShare which converts it ... .
However, if you want a good NAS, I would highly recommend Freenas , it uses UFS and it works very Network NAS.
On it...
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This is our setup:
Windows 2008 Hyper-V One Windows 2008 Enterprise VM with IIS We have a NAS which stores all the websites.
When trying to run the applications directly from the NAS we encountered security problems because of dlls which can't run directly...
Started by Sander Versluys on
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It seems to me that this is....
ISCSI servers aren't that expensive these days.
You say there are "dlls which can't run directly from the the NAS" but this seems a little odd I would stop attempting to use a NAS and use an iSCSI box instead.
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Is NAS / SAN + HTTP server a good solution for serving large number of static files over the internet?
Started by Henry on
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Expect ....
If you can avoid a SAN or NAS, avoid 2U server.
Most NAS solutions is really the only NAS vendor that I consider acceptably reliable.
Drivers on every system, interoperability problems between versions of every component .
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Are there economical home NAS devices that could be chained together to increase your NAS volume?
Specifically, I have a D-Link DNS-323 that has a USB printer port. It would useful to be able to chain multiple devices through the USB or even plug in an...
Started by L. DPenha on
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I am concerned about....
Hope and pray someone figures out ZFS in userspace or Solaris GPL's the code is on which drive .
However OpenSolaris on a NAS.
Just plug in an ordinary USB external disk.
Yes the Western Digital NAS boxes can do this.
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Possible Duplicate:
What are my options for a multi-Terabyte home NAS?
I have a dream last night.. All my files approachable from any computer in my house!! And a guy say to me with a bored voice.. Buy a NAS my friend.. So ok! what is the best for you...
Started by bAN on
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These are cheap.
Here are looking to do extremely low dollar NAS you can also take a look a Lacie NAS drives.
You should give this a shot.
Nethgear makes a very accessable NAS solution for home users.
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I backup my site's database with NAS storage, but now that I need to get some of the files, I realize I don't know how to download them to my desktop. Is there a way to download from FTP or straight from the terminal, or? I have the NAS storage mounted...
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If you have the NAS mounted, it really isn't any different (in this case) than the rest of your.
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