"Set and forget" NAS software?

1. offizieller Beitrag

    I'm using a Synology NAS right now and im looking to build my own NAS to get more drives (and save a few bucks) and looking through the different NAS software they all seem good but whats the easiest when coming from a Synology? Since i have 8TB of content it would be nice just to plug the harddrives in without deleting everything on them first. I dont care if its running on windows, its own OS, linux or whatever as long as easy to setup and maintain is the keyword.


    I'm going to use some sort of online backup (just need to figure out what first) so that my content can be auto backupped whenver i add new content and then it needs to get synced into another synology NAS.


    Hope you can give some advice :)

    • Offizieller Beitrag

    Synology is linux so OMV should be able to read the drives (Windows won't be able to).


    There is a topic on Crashplan setup in this forum. There is no plugin but it can be done. Syncing to another NAS should be no problem using rsync.

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