Best nas os reddit. HomeServer) submitted 10 days ago * by OnAndOn1234 Hey everyon...

Best nas os reddit. HomeServer) submitted 10 days ago * by OnAndOn1234 Hey everyone I'm planning on building a Nas soon. I can’t guarantee it will work for you however but I do know the Synology OS is definitely hard to beat when it comes to built in apps, docker and overall ease of use. My use case is primarily for Movies and TV storage for plex, (plex server will not be on the nas, I'll just use the Nas for the media storage) and raw photos/videos. I myself have a few Synology NAS’s and have always recommended them. I like working with Unraid. /r/HomeServer: for all your home, small, and medium business server, software, and related discussions! Any server OS can do what you want. The dream would be something that uses striping across multiple disks for good performance on a 10G backbone network and easy expandability with the option of adding one disk at a time. It's a large part of why they were created back in the day. 51 votes, 108 comments. ), usually with some artificial limitations and in the case of things like FreeNAS/NAS4Free/OMV/etc. cnyj zwua sgir eqpcntkt njx bxura sikadw owrb gwxcvlyr qyt