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Asuscomm.com to nextcloud |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-31-2024, 09:00 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Please please could I get some help. After watching your YouTube for the last 6 months I finally managed to purchase a motherboard and cpu combo. After realising I can't afford the rest I quit and sent it back for a full refund.
All I wanted is nextcloud and I have realised this might be possible just using a hdd attached to my asus RT-AC88U router. I've managed to set everything up as its meant to be except the free url of https://user.asuscomm.com points to aicloud by asus(absolutely garbage to use). When I try signing up to nextcloud with this url it just keeps failing. I'm guessing I need to somehow stop my url from opening aicloud and point it to my storage location.
I'm baffled how to do this I'm hoping it's a simple setting in my router or portforward or something. I contacted nextcloud about this and the just sent back a link for a paid service which I can't afford and there's no guarantee I'll get sorted so I'm stuck. Any help would be much appreciated please and thank you
De
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Home NAS connection |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-30-2024, 10:00 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Thanks for the valuable videos you post. Can someone connect their devices (PC, mobile, tablet etc) to home NAS off the internet while using Triband wifi/Bluetooth instead of switch board?
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Ugreen NAS NVME SSD Suggestion |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-29-2024, 04:30 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hello!
Looking for any suggestions for 4TB NVME SSDs to use with my DXP480T. I've never had an SSD based NAS, so I'm not sure how long or how prone these SSDs will be to failure being used in a NAS.
Any info or advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Dan
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Replace DS411 |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-29-2024, 01:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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I currently use a DS411 NAS and have been very satisfied over the years. I would like to upgrade my current configuration for 4x4TB SATA drives by doubling its capacity. I use the NAS to store my photos (photography is a hobby), music, movies, personal information. I would also like to use PLEX on this new NAS for my movies at home. Reading your article is see that the DS423+ may have some future proof limitations and wondering if either I should wait a little longer hoping that Synology will upgrade their hardware in a new release or are there other NAS options out there. I should add that I also have a QNAP 2 BAY 231 that I only use for backup of the DS411. Thank you in advance for your help on this matter. Ron
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First Nas after Home Server |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-27-2024, 04:30 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hi,
I am looking for a NAS for last two years to replace my HP MicroServer Gen7 with OMV (Docker installed with PLEX,Jellfin and Homeassistant) but could not able to decide which one can solve my requirements.
With NAS, I want to start to backup my photos and videos and share with my family. while as hobby I like to create VWs and try out new solutions like linux distros, hacintosh etc, to see what new.
My confusions;
- Do I need 2 bay or 4-5 bay solution? (Maybe I can get more powerful 2-bay NAS for 4-Bay price)
- After read your reviews and watching your videos, I start think to go to Synology or QNAP solutions while my understanding that software is more critical. But mainly those solution has 4 or 8 gb rams and this confuses me. As an example I want to create a VM with 8 gb and the NAS already have 4 GB. Also if I create multiple VMs what will happen.
- Also local file-server...
-Currently looking ds923+, TS-673 and new UGREEN.
Could you please help me?
Best regards,
Özay ÖZCAN
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Question about DX517 - 5 bay expansion unit |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-27-2024, 04:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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In the downloadable specifications for the DX517, in the notes it states "To have better performance, we recommend creating
storage volumes physically located within the same
NAS or Expansion Unit, rather than creating volumes
across your NAS and Expansion Unit"
I'm guessing this means that the overall disk i/o performance of the drives in the expansion unit are not the same as for the drives in the actual NAS unit. However, I couldn't find anything about the overall performance of the drives in the expansion unit.
I was wondering if you knew the reason for this restriction in the notes and what, if any, performance hit is there in the expansion unit. I'm thinking that this means that for the best performance, you are better off buying a NAS with the desired number of drives instead of adding an expansion unit to a smaller NAS. (of course, assuming memory, processing power, etc are all the same).
Curious if you had any knowledge or experience with this issue?
Thanks!
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UGREEN 5$ was a scam |
Posted by: Enquiries - 03-26-2024, 11:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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The 5$ deposit for preferred entry into the kickstarter campaign and a secured spot to ordering a System was a scam. Its all over the german Ugreen Facebook group.
Everyone could order the decvices today, the 5$ upfront deposit was in no way linked to the entry into ordering a NAS. The buying process never asks if you have deposited 5$ via Ugreens Website nor does it demand any other means of checking your upfront deposit before letting you order.
So, all this was a scam, noone got any benefit from depositing the 5$ to UGREEN. The users just gifted them that money.
Please report on this.
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