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A NAS seems like a nice way to consolidate my photoalbums and have redundancy in terms of physical storage. But that whole cloud thingy is something I don't nee
by ragnak 6y ago
A NAS seems like a nice way to consolidate my photoalbums and have redundancy in terms of physical storage. But that whole cloud thingy is something I don't need, heck, I don't want!
I would say that a good router is the way to go and I think I should replace the one my ISP has given me. Can anyone point me in the direction for a guide to a hardware router and appropriate firmware, so I can be sure to control what the NAS (or any other device within the network) can connect to on "the internet"?
- nsomaru 6y agoSounds like you’re looking for a router that supports OpenWRT
- ragnak 6y agoThank you, I'll look into it.
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- ValentineC 6y ago> Can anyone point me in the direction for a guide to a hardware router and appropriate firmware, so I can be sure to control what the NAS (or any other device within the network) can connect to on "the internet"? If you're looking to build something more powerful, OPNsense on an x86 box is the way to go. I also think that the interface is much more intuitive compared to OpenWRT's.