Hi
Sorry for the silly question, but is there a way to attach a second NAS to a primary NAS (perhaps using the second ethernet on each?). I've recently relegated my older Synology HDD NAS and replaced with an NVME based Asustor NAS. The reason was simply the noise of the HDs would keep me awake at night (how pretentious a reason is that). Anyway, at the moment - I switch on the synology once a month and manually backup the files from the Asustor - both are attached to my router but speeds are not great so wondered if there was a method to connect the two directly?
Any help appreciated. And if it's not clear from the question, yes I'm a networking noob.
Les

I have a Qnap TS453A NAS that I want to upgrade or expand to a more capable multimedia device that can store, edit, and playback 4 K and 8 K video natively with no lag.

Hey all.

I have search Google and yes there is a lot of different opinions out there so not to do anything wrong here i will try ask here also.

I have a good working TS-559 Pro II running RAID5 fine with 5 x 3TB disc's but 2 of the drives is standard consumer drives and i now have 2 more Red disc i would like to change in the system.
How do i do this the most easy but also safe way

Can i just pull out one of the disc and put in a new one wile NAS is still running or do i need to shut down and change one disc at a time ?

TS-559 Pro II RAID 5 latest firmware 4.2.6 (Sad no newer FW) but thats life i'm only using my NAS for file sharing and its doing alright but as i said i'm afraid the standard 2 disc will die on me
so now when i have to better WD Red disc i think i should swop them.

Forgot to say. All disc in the NAS now is all 3TB drives but the two new ones are both 5TB disc. They will still work together with the other 3TB disc right ?

Thx everyone.

Good afternoon,

I have recently taken interest in NAS technology and quickly found your channel to be the most resourceful.

I got a great business opportunity i've been wanting for years and things happened very quickly, i couldn't allocate enough resources towards buying a NAS.
With the help of your videos i managed to pick two IronWolf 6 TB drives (i might have overestimated my storage needs) and enclosures, i currently back up my work to these (makeshift raid 1 where i am the processor) and to the cloud.
I now am considering a decent RAID 6 setup.
I am a tech enthousiaste but no professional. I won't be a huge pain in the ass, but i want professionals to advise on critical stuff.

I saw you talking about 1 hour Zoom consultation but can't seem to find the listing.
Is that service gone forever?
I really do trust your expertise and would like to know more about the availability and price of the Zoom consultation service.

You are awesome guys, cheers.

I just got a a ds916 and would like to set up for mac timemachine. Is there a raid type where I can back up across different drives where if one drive fails I don't loose all data? Or do I have to use SHR with redundnacy and having to use twice as many drives? Duplicating everything? I would also. like to be able to add more drives as my data grows. Note my schime involves also backing up to as separate system with the shr and redundancy but not the history and role back element of timemachine. Also with the NAS and its error checking would I be warned if one of the drives was dying if I opted for a system with the data striped across all drives?

thanks for your help. what would. you suggest

Hi. For the last 3/4 years l have used my wd my cloud home 4gb single bay device. I use it exclusively with Plex when away from home, so my needs are minimal, it has recently gone belly up, l would like to burgle it for the HDD. ( Good luck to me on that. I'm not impressed with WD so am thinking of getting another brand similar 1bay device which is Plex friendly. Can you suggest the best low budget/compatible device for me. I'm a technology idiot but nevertheless learnt such a lot from your videos. How on earth do you find the time to put out so much info, keep up the good work and thanks. GREAT COMMITMENT. I look forward to hearing from you

Hi,
I used to build my own NAS systems, operatiing with OpenMediaVault, just serving as NFS file server. very quietly operating in big tower Fractal cases.
One issue is, that the systems can not be upgraded from version to version, and that makes it difficult.

I will lease the business next year. My boss wants me to order a commercial NAS for now with easy maintenance and operation, and that also consumes much less energy.
I am really confused by so many informations and options.

The network was recently upgraded from 1 to 10 GB, 2.5G is operating quite well and I think that this should be standard, with the option to upgrade to 10G.
We don't know if a rack-mounted option would be superior, but could we use such a case without rack too?
At least 6 bays should be o.k, better 8.

Best regards,
Juergen

Hello,


I bought the DVA1622 after watching your video about it.

Do you sometimes have a good guide for how to set up a safe connection to the nas from outside my network to watch my survaillance feeds ?
Our any other good guides for the DVA1622 survaillance setup.


thank you in advance

Kristof

Good afternoon!
I'm thinking about getting a 4bay Nas researched the idea for like 1wk now and is getting confusing.
I'm a 37 yr old man with very basic knowledge of PC .I'm mainly going to use it for storing photos and videos, CCTV,Plex/jellyfin sounds nice don't really know if I'll have the time to download, upload and whatever you need to do to create your own movie library... sounds nice tho.
I was thinking to grab a used NAS of ebay like a Synology 918+
Don't really know what direction to go and would not really wanna pay an arm and a leg for em.
I'm a quick learner and I like doing stuff,b

I need to choose two ssd for the terramaster f4-424 max pci gen4*4 nose can you plase help me