www.lockergnome.com Network-attached storage is typically a storage device that connects directly to your network. In essence, a NAS allows for open (or privileged) access to a shared storage resource. NAS devices typically store media files so they can be played in virtually any room in the house, but can also act as a data hub that securely stores backups of your system(s) in order to prevent loss in the event that the primary system drive fails. The NAS device I use is a Synology DiskStation, and you can find one like it here: go.tagjag.com lockergnome.com http twitter.com
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
What is NAS?
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www.lockergnome.com Network-attached storage is typically a storage device that connects directly to your network. In essence, a NAS allows for open (or privileged) access to a shared storage resource. NAS devices typically store media files so they can be played in virtually any room in the house, but can also act as a data hub that securely stores backups of your system(s) in order to prevent loss in the event that the primary system drive fails. The NAS device I use is a Synology DiskStation, and you can find one like it here: go.tagjag.com lockergnome.com http twitter.com
www.lockergnome.com Network-attached storage is typically a storage device that connects directly to your network. In essence, a NAS allows for open (or privileged) access to a shared storage resource. NAS devices typically store media files so they can be played in virtually any room in the house, but can also act as a data hub that securely stores backups of your system(s) in order to prevent loss in the event that the primary system drive fails. The NAS device I use is a Synology DiskStation, and you can find one like it here: go.tagjag.com lockergnome.com http twitter.com
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