I Team.

Watched all your videos on Asustor nas and finally got my self a Asustor lockerstore 2 / AS6602t

I changed the nas port form 8000 to 81 for http connections and port 8001 to port 444 for https connections and Enabled Automatic change HTTP connections to HTTPS Connections.

I installed NextCloud on the nas and enabled EZ-Connect.
NextCloud runs under port : 32680

I can login to my nas remotely but keep getting the certificate error when browsing to my external nas url.

Does the certificate only work on port 443 ?

Or I'm I doing something wrong perhaps ?

I would like to use NextCloud as a file share to 7 users using then NextCloud Files option but at this point I cant secure the https connection with EZ-connect.

Thanks for all the informative videos. You helped me allot in understanding how a Nas works with your great videos on Youtube.

Thank you in Advance

Kind Regards
Riaan van Vuuren
South Africa

Hello dear Team,
I want to ask, if you ever tried to store games on a network storage.
I'm currently thinking about building a new network in my house and want to invest a bit in the future, so I don't need to update everything again in some years.
My idea was to install cables with at least 10G or more (CAT 8 or Fiber, as they are already costs the same). Then I just need to update the hardware like router and switches/ network storages, when there are faster solutions.
But for now, I was thinking about the UGREEN DXP4800 Plus to store my games, images ect. on it. It has a 10G port, so my plan is to connect it to a TP-Link BE800 via a 10G connection.
Now the question is:
Is it possible to use the NAS as an "external" storage and store the games there, to play them directly via WIFI or LAN on a handheld device or a laptop. The NAS should not do the CPU or GPU tasks. It should just store the files.
Can WIFI-7 / 10G handle this or am I'm thinking wrong?

is the asus pro b550m c and the amd ryzen 5 pro 4655g good for a home nas with 50tb of storage?

I have a DS918+ with a DX517, I have four 16tb (ironwolf Pro) and five 8tb (Ironwolf ). I want to upgrade the Ds918+ to a Synology NAS that has a built in GPU for hardware transcoding. What is the best oprions for my price range?

Hey there. I want to make a NAS from one of the Jonbo N4 or N5 cases. I will need a bit of space because I want a few key things. I would like to be able to expand my storage down the line. I would also like a 10 gigabyte network port. I would like to have a descent/power efficient GPU as I would like to run an LLM off my NAS and would like to use it to run my Jellyfin server. I would really like it to have a bit of power so I can run I good amount of docker containers on it. My question is what case/motherboard/CPU/GPU do you recommend.

Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. I have no clue what I’m doing.

hey guys, I wanted to know which NAS you thought was better for video editing.

I was looking at QNAP NAS TVS 872-XT or the TerraMaster T12-500 Pro.

The extra disk space on the TerraMaster is kinda appealing as most projects are around 1 - 2TB worth of Media. But i'm worried about the over all speed of the T12-500 Pro compared to the QNAP. However the QNAP is around 1000GBP more to by. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks so much and keep up the amazing work!

Hi Robbie, great videos ! I'm new to NAS but settled on QNAP 464 so i can create a media server, photos and music along with normal back up for my other stuff. What Im not clear about (even after watching your video on the subject) is what is the best op sys to load. I know you suggested a celeron is too weak to handle ZFS but then why is QNAP offering it for my model -- thankfully i was able to increase the RAM. Im hoping you can provide the proper direction I should move in -- and yes i will want to use Plex or Jelly fin and will set up on internet so my family can access movies and photos. Thanks in advance! Glenn Kopriva

Hi
Followed the guide and everything seemed to wrok great. Package running, rebooted NAS. All good.
But Network Interface says my speed is still 1000mbps.
Using front port on DS920+ File transfer speed tops out at around 114mb/s.
I can access the NAS no problem via the WavLink - it's the only network connection after I pulled the two ethernet cables.
I'm connected via network switch but all my equipment is 1000gpbs.
Any thoughts?
Thanks

Hello there, I'm Russ from Malaysia, and I'm a big fan of your YouTube channel! I'm new to the NAS and Server world, currently using an i5-6500 attached to a mining motherboard to hoard data. The specs aren't impressive, but they get TrueNAS up and running.

However, I plan to ditch that i5-6500 for a smaller footprint NAS. Here are my future thoughts:

I plan to build one myself.

I stream PLEX at 4K to my TV downstairs.

I hoard photos from the past 20 years.

I hoard other data as well.

My TrueNAS is near the attic, attached to a LAN router. It’s not the best setup, but computer parts are expensive since we live on an island. The internet is decent (300MBps).

My current setup:

Photo dump

i5-6500

ASUS BTC motherboard with 4 SATA ports and 4 SATA extenders

1x Kingston 128GB boot drive

1x 512GB drive

1x 60GB drive

The irony is my main data is hosted on my main PC running on Windows:

2x 1TB on Spaces

1x 2TB on normal

I'd love to hear your thoughts and recommendations on buil

I have an old DS1813+ with 8 drives that I need to upgrade. It is way too slow. It is running SHR with two drive fault tolerance. What would be my best option for a faster (better processor/more memory) that would be the least hassle to migrate to? I also don't want to spend an arm and a leg if I can avoid it.

Thanks