Been running a 2010 MBP for the last few months hosting bitwarden, a samba file share, a DNS server, and a ton of other stuff. It's been pretty great so far, so

Been running a 2010 MBP for the last few months hosting bitwarden, a samba file share, a DNS server, and a ton of other stuff. It's been pretty great so far, so much so that I dug out another old laptop and set it up as a pi-hole for a friend. Have you any suggestions for increasing the amount of storage one could address? I can't find any Thunderbolt 2 or FireWire enclosures so I'm sadly limited to the two USB3.0 ports. Right know my plan is to resort to putting a high-capacity 2.5" hdd inside the MBP and adding a usb hdd in addition to the one I already have. But that doesn't strike me as ideal for some reason.