Building your own Nas.(network attached storage)Laing, Gordon
Rolling your own NAS.(network-attached storage)(Column)Nutter, Ron
Building your own SAN or NAS could save you a bundle, without sacrificing high-end management features
There are many network-attached storage (NAS) enclosures to choose from. Brands such as TerraMAster, Asustor, QNAP, and Synology offer a wide range ofNAS serversfor different applications and price points. Still, these enclosures come with a premium, just like a prebuilt desktop PC. Instead o...
In that respect, FreedomBox has a lot of similarities with theNextcloud server, as they both essentially help you wean from the popular, but remotely-hosted data accumulating services, by helping you host them on your own hardware. However, Nextcloud and FreedomBox go about this task differently...
I already have the pi working as a server so I can access my NAS and so on for the outside but I also want to make the pi a client at the same time so it can serve as a vpn gateway for my devices at home. On the computer is easy, just open ProtonVPN and it works, but ...
Your own centralised cloud storage, fileserver, storage server, media centre or whatever else you want to do with it – how cool is that? And despite what people may tell you, or even what your own preconceptions are, building a NAS has never been easier. There’s a wealth of affordable...
You want to create a NAS, home server, game server, or other platform. You shouldn't buy the ZimaBlade if: You don't need the power of a 10W Intel processor. You'd prefer a SBC with newer chips and memory. You want wireless capabilities built onto the SBC. ...
Ars Technica walks through building a Windows NAS: At this point, I had a couple of options. I could spend more money on a better, faster NAS, one that wouldn’t disappoint me with its performance. Or… I could go ahead and build my own, which would give me the flexibility to build...
Ars Technica walks through building a Windows NAS: At this point, I had a couple of options. I could spend more money on a better, faster NAS, one that wouldn’t disappoint me with its performance. Or… I could go ahead and build my own, which would give me the flexibility to build...