can the DMS-106XT be wall mounted?. and if so how?

I am looking of solution using SSD (for quiet operation) but with minimal or no maintenance needed as I do not have time for that (assume Synology should be gold standard here but I do not find fitting HW).
1. Storing personal files and documents
2. Storing images/pictures
3. Backup of home devices
4. NAS backup to cloud
5. NAS backup to physical 3rd storage solution
6. Access needed mostly in local network only (does not have to run all the time)

What combination of NAS, SSD, cloud and external drive would you recomend?

What alternative M.2 SSDs would provide adequate performance for the TERRAMASTER F4-424 without being overkill?

Was wondering if you tested this bosrd by CWWK

Q670-8Bay NAS Mini ITX Motherboard

With a i5-13600KF part # BX8071513600KF

4 WD RED Plus 4TB NAS Desktop Hard Drive, SATA III w/ 256MB Cache

A U-nas 810a case.

Wondering if this would be compatible and if you have tested the MB.

Hi

I use Mac, and as it does not have a intel procesor, it’s not that easy to get a windows server up and running and running it in Azure, becomes expensive very fast

I have been looking at tha Asustore pro, but as you mention in your review it’s a mess with the different speed of the nvme

so ideally I want to connect via thunderbold 4/5 directly, have a 1 max 2 VM running at the same time and use the wifi so others can share files and use it as my timemachine backup as well

I am looking to upgrade my 3TB DS218 as I need more storage, my only real complaint against the DS218 is that it takes a really long time for time machine to see the older back up files and restore them if needed.
I use the NAS as a single camera monitor, as a DLNA server without transcoding, and as a Time Machine backup, nothing fancy.
I would like to take advantage of my 2.5GBe home network speed to improve my Time Machine lookups from my 10GBe Mac Mini so am considering the QNAP TS-262, QNAP TS-264, Asustor AS5402T, TerraMaster F2-424 and am concerned about which software (QTS,ADM,TOS) would be best suited to my needs?
I like Synology but looking for something quicker.

Recently purchased a Synology DS224+ with 6 GB Memory (added 1 Synology SODIMM Non-ECC RAM DDR4-2666 4GB (D4NESO-2666-4G)), and 2, 4 TB Hard drives (Seagate IronWolf ST4000VN006). It's doing well in terms of handling my meager data storage needs but not sure about adding surveillance cameras. Considering eventually having 6 (Initially 3) WiFi ONVIF cameras; with a 2:1 mix of Outdoor:Indoor cameras. My confusion comes in as to what camera units would work best with my NAS or if I should use a cloud based service to do the computational processing & storage heavy lifting?

Hi. I currently have a DS1019+ populated with 5x12tb drives. It is now at full capacity. I'd like to upgrade to another synology but need help! My current unit is 90% a plex 4k server. Is there an upgrade route you would recommend?
Is there a new synology nas due out that would give me more data storage and improved overall performance?
Thank you in advance for any response.
Cliff

Hi there, long time listener, first time writer!

Over the past 2-3 years, I've accumulated storage in different sizes and formats, 11TB in total:
- Two Crucial MX500 4TB 3D NAND SATA 2,5
- One Crucial P3 Plus 2TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2
- One DELL 2230 M.2 SSD 1TB PCI Express NVMe

My primary use case is backups (photo/documents, at 2TB right now), and my dream scenario would be to combine all of these drives into 1 enclosure, set up a Raid1 or Raid5 and use it only when I need to do backups.

I saw your reviews of the Terramaster D5 and D8 and thought "this is it" but I wonder if there's a better solution for combining these drives and if possible not to rely on my win/mac machines for setting up raid?
Or would it make more sense to break these up into two enclosures, one for the two 2.5" ssds and one for the two NVMEs?

Thank you, and thanks for all the helpful videos and write-ups!

Francis

Hello,

I'm can, a blind software developer, former Apple employee and content creator.
I used WD pr4100 for a longtime, but upgraded to FS6706T with 6X 990 Pro-4TB and 16GB ram recently.
Everything goes well, however just listened your review of 6806 and thinking is it werth to upgrade? type-c connection, ECC RAM, faster processor seems good.
Apart from this, is there another solution for full-NVME NAS on the market that supports latest technologies?
Unfortunately Asustor ADM software does not have accessibility support (WCAG etc.) and it is hard to operate with screen readers. Possibly as a software dev I can understand how to solve them and did everything that I want.
Thank you very much for your awesome content and happy to see that talking is important than visual content for you :-)