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Why do you need a Web GUI or even a NAS OS? I got a NAS but found it easier to simply mount the remote system via a Samba share or SSH and process data on loca
by aborsy 6y ago
Why do you need a Web GUI or even a NAS OS?
I got a NAS but found it easier to simply mount the remote system via a Samba share or SSH and process data on local machine. For RAID, I use a HDD backup. For snapshots, back up software already have snapshot feature (eg, Borg).
With this use case, any thin client works.
- adwn 6y ago> Why do you need a Web GUI or even a NAS OS? Who said anything about Web GUIs? I can't make sense of the rest of your comment. What does that have to do with my original question?
- aborsy 6y agoIn that case, please ignore my comment! (NAS could be DIY or a prepared solution. I assumed the latter, one selling point of which is pretty GUI).
- jnxx 6y ago> For RAID, I use a HDD backup. A reliable backup is way more important than RAID. Unless you run some kind of emergency service.