What NAS To Buy?
An anonymous reader writes "Currently, I'm running an old 4u Linux server for my private backup and storage needs. I could add new drives, but it's just way too bulky (and only IDE). For the sake of size and power efficiency I think about replacing it with a NAS solution, but cannot decide which one to get. The only requirements I have are capacity (>1.5TB) and RAID5. Samba/FTP/USB is enough. Since manufacturers always claim their system to be the best, I'd like to hear some suggestions from you Slashdot readers."
definitely not the kind that has been doing all that warrantless wire-tapping. Make sure it is the kind that makes your car go really fast.
It's hard to believe that's how Micronians are made. Why don't we see it right now by having you both kiss one another?
I've got it set up in RAID 1 mode (mode 5 needs a lot more drives).
Sure, if by "a lot" you mean 1
You just got troll'd!
Actually, I much prefer Illmatic. Don't know what the rest of you are on about...
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In most peoples' opinion, you can't do any better than this.
As a person who's suffered a RAID-5 failure and dealt with the poor performance I can say that RAID-10 is significantly better performance and significantly better reliability that is well worth it.
My RAID controller goes up to 11.