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Post #156378049 added 07-18-2022 4:13 PM by greenblues in Deal Talk
What are the differences /or benefits of the newer models
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Post #156267385 added 07-13-2022 1:15 PM by phdeez in Deal Talk
I'm sorry, I can't say for certain as I've never used a multiple drive setup with basic. I will say you'd probably want to keep the volumes separate in case one fails you'd only lose the data on...
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Post #156258076 added 07-13-2022 9:17 AM by harry0723 in Deal Talk
For someone who’s new to NAS and don't have a lot to backup, should i got with basic instead of SHR? Just purchased DS220+ and 2 14TB RED PRO drive yesterday. I set it up last night and was doing...
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Post #156254902 added 07-13-2022 7:58 AM by The_Reclaimer in Deal Talk
Yeah your method is good too! I just have too many overlapping services to want to deal with the permissions. I don't expose any of my stuff externally and use a VPN to connect to my network so I...
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Post #156251521 added 07-13-2022 6:16 AM by Flabby_Pig in Deal Talk
Kicking myself for paying full price in May. Too late for return.
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Post #156251257 added 07-13-2022 6:08 AM by phdeez in Deal Talk
On Synology devices you'll want to use SHR, here's a calculator, and why I suggest it is because you can mix and match drive sizes and get the most out of them, unlike Raid5. ...
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Post #156250900 added 07-13-2022 5:55 AM by phdeez in Deal Talk
I actually throw all the docker users in a MediaUsers group to avoid permission problems, HOWEVER, using one docker user would work too (just don't place them in the Administrators group)! :)
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Post #156247042 added 07-13-2022 12:41 AM by jnick831 in Deal Talk
Thanks, your suggestions make a lot of sense.
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Post #156246340 added 07-12-2022 11:47 PM by VTmoon in Deal Talk
For the 4 phones 2-4 tb will easily have you covered for 5 years worth of photos and videos (unless they are doing hours and hours of video). The PCs will depend on how many and how big/full are the...
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Post #156245593 added 07-12-2022 10:57 PM by BeautifulWinter1627 in Deal Talk
New to NAS, planning to get the 4 bay but wondering how much storage to get. Of course if I had unlimited funds, I'd max out on TB but I have kids and bills to pay. I'd like to run a RAID 5 across...
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Post #156245062 added 07-12-2022 10:21 PM by Kthxbb in Deal Talk
If you can afford it go with the 4 Bay. You can always start with 2 drives and add to it later. If you start with a 2 Bay... you're stuck with a 2 Bay.
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Post #156245038 added 07-12-2022 10:20 PM by unknownuser5 in Deal Talk
Then get the 4 bay when you need it. You can sell your 2 bay and upgrade to 4. Unless you have unlimited pool of money put your money towards larger disks than more bays because the most expensive...
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Post #156244999 added 07-12-2022 10:17 PM by unknownuser5 in Deal Talk
If you are not sure you need 4 bay you don't need 4 bay. 2 Bay is sufficient for home usage. You get 1 disk redundancy. You can slap a 12-16TB disk on it and be good for a long time unless you are...
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Post #156244867 added 07-12-2022 10:11 PM by MellowRain3662 in Deal Talk
yeah but the person might go crazy and go after SSD based NAS in the future instead of adding more HDs to his 4bay NAS :)
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Post #156243655 added 07-12-2022 9:18 PM by jnick831 in Deal Talk
Yes, and that would be the plan to start with two (or maybe three). But the 4-bay will also accept 2 large HDs with space for more down the road.
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Post #156243154 added 07-12-2022 8:59 PM by MellowRain3662 in Deal Talk
You can go w 2 large HDs in a 2 bay like 220+
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Post #156242431 added 07-12-2022 8:35 PM by rarora in Deal Talk
Which hard disk would you suggest with this?
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Post #156242389 added 07-12-2022 8:34 PM by The_Reclaimer in Deal Talk
Depends on how much storage you're going to need and how much fault tolerance you want. Bigger ones tend to have better processors too
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Post #156242356 added 07-12-2022 8:33 PM by jnick831 in Deal Talk
If someone is a beginner and new to NAS - would the 4-bay be overkill? Asking for a friend
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Post #156241738 added 07-12-2022 8:15 PM by The_Reclaimer in Deal Talk
Phdeez mentioned creating a user for each Docker container. This is a good method but can get messy if you're trying to use directories that containers share and manipulate. You could fix that by...
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