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Newegg : QNAP TS-233-US 2 Bay Diskless NAS : $175
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$25 off w/ promo code QNAPFUN22
2-Bay
Diskless
ARM 4-core Cortex-A55 2.0GHz processor
2GB RAM
1 x 10/100/1000M
1 x USB3.0 + 2 x USB2.0
https://www.newegg.com/qnap-ts-23...klink=true
2-Bay
Diskless
ARM 4-core Cortex-A55 2.0GHz processor
2GB RAM
1 x 10/100/1000M
1 x USB3.0 + 2 x USB2.0
https://www.newegg.com/qnap-ts-23...klink=true
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$25 off w/ promo code QNAPFUN22
2-Bay
Diskless
ARM 4-core Cortex-A55 2.0GHz processor
2GB RAM
1 x 10/100/1000M
1 x USB3.0 + 2 x USB2.0
https://www.newegg.com/qnap-ts-23...klink=true
2-Bay
Diskless
ARM 4-core Cortex-A55 2.0GHz processor
2GB RAM
1 x 10/100/1000M
1 x USB3.0 + 2 x USB2.0
https://www.newegg.com/qnap-ts-23...klink=true
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Sad to say he could have be talking about both, or either.
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I'm particularly interested in QTS' snapshot feature which was lacking in WD's NAS systems.
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With consumer grade products, I'd never directly expose a NAS to the Internet. Just seems far too risky unless your data is of relatively low value.
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Did QNap by default enable services that could be exploited? Yes. Did QNap make it too easy for the end-user to expose services to the internet without sufficient hardening? Yes. Did QNap release updates to change that behavior? Yes.
Are there still bugs? Yes.
Now in text above replace QNap with Synology or any other brand. Lesson to be learned? NAS or any technology (IOT/NVR) shouldn't be exposed to the internet without more careful planning and thought.
I've owned 3 different QNap (running 453D) and I'd say avoid arm and stick with intel if you're going to do anything than just plain storage (VM or transcoding, Intel has quicksync to assist with decode. RAM is typically upgradeable in these systems, so if you plan on running any small containers (piHole) it's pretty handy.
I'd pass on this. But if you can find <$100 per bay that's ok, <$80 I'd consider pulling the trigger.
Sad to say he could have be talking about both, or either.
Did QNap by default enable services that could be exploited? Yes. Did QNap make it too easy for the end-user to expose services to the internet without sufficient hardening? Yes. Did QNap release updates to change that behavior? Yes.
Are there still bugs? Yes.
Now in text above replace QNap with Synology or any other brand. Lesson to be learned? NAS or any technology (IOT/NVR) shouldn't be exposed to the internet without more careful planning and thought.
I've owned 3 different QNap (running 453D) and I'd say avoid arm and stick with intel if you're going to do anything than just plain storage (VM or transcoding, Intel has quicksync to assist with decode. RAM is typically upgradeable in these systems, so if you plan on running any small containers (piHole) it's pretty handy.
I'd pass on this. But if you can find <$100 per bay that's ok, <$80 I'd consider pulling the trigger.
Just wanted to say thanks and repped.
On a positive note, I have been using my QNAP NAS for a couple of years and it has been a great asset. It is very user-friendly, making it an excellent option for the average home user, and has a wide range of additional features that can be utilized for more advanced purposes. Overall, I have been quite satisfied with my experience using the QNAP NAS.
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That being said if you just want picture and file storage one of these with an ARM processor is great for that. If your looking to stream and transcode a intel celeron based is your better go to! If you have all your files already in formats that wont need transcoding than even an ARM will do that just fine.
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