Yea, WD makes really good enterprise and NAS grade drives lol.. However back in 2012, we had a laptop that died with about 3 months worth of work gone. I ran o

Yea, WD makes really good enterprise and NAS grade drives lol.. However back in 2012, we had a laptop that died with about 3 months worth of work gone. I ran out to Microcenter and bought 2 of the WD MyCloud NAS devices. It was like a mini Linux machine with a single NAS drive and an Ethernet port. They worked great for about a month; but they lacked the ability to do auto backups of themselves to another spare MyCloud device. We initially had a quick SOP on how to copy/paste the primary drive to the secondary drive, but the drives became out of sync within a month. Our primary MyCloud device locked up within a month and bricked the drive. We were SOL once again, and only had a semi copy on the backup drive. I bought a pc case, a supermicro board with ECC memory on eBay, and 4 WD Red NAS drives. Problem was solved, and I destroyed the MyCloud devices lol.. WD wasn’t really concerned either when I contacted them. I must say, Tom Lawerence of Lawerence Systems on YouTube was one of the biggest aids for us when we were setting up and scaling our large it systems. https://youtu.be/vxFNBZIAClc https://youtu.be/vxFNBZIAClc