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RAID 1 & 2? Actually knowing what you're talking about?
MacBreQ 1 year ago
@MacBreQ RAID 2 Exists
Gr33nMamba 5 months ago
if you got this would you be able to make a game SERVER with it?
iamjoseph951 2 years ago
@iamjoseph951
standard PC, good processor, nice amount of ram can start you out , with non home windows version, but you only can connect 10 people to the domain. or get mac server, windows server, any linux.
deluxedookie 2 years ago
Check OpenFiler. You can transform your old computer into a SAN very easy.
iftvio 2 years ago
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Incredibly useful network tools at the top of this page>>>>147heaven[.]blogspot[.]com
ebdon1234 2 years ago
It's about £1300 if your wondering.
Gr33nMamba 2 years ago
I like the extranet feature!
FacultyFan 3 years ago
nice but i need more space!!
atlaschooty 3 years ago
lol
AceProgrammer 3 years ago
I'd suggest that you spend a little more time planning what you're going to say. Your presentation isn't very well organized, you omitted or confused information, and you said "you know" quite a lot.
mjkobb 3 years ago
logan your hott
Jay12341235 3 years ago
Well you have NAS and SAN storage options when not using drive subsystems within a server. They are starting to overlap somewhat. Typically you use NAS for your consumer or small business mulitmedia needs and SAN for larger environments. Wiki explains it well.
Seaside84738409 4 years ago
I've tried it on my pc before when I wasn't thinking. I got some sparks when I barely plugged it in and luckily that was all before I yanked the cord out.
timg455 4 years ago
$2,074.99
zpqm 4 years ago 8
What's the price?
Zarbod 4 years ago 2
2 TERABYTES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and the thing has lotsa features
abhilash0505 4 years ago
thats not much considering its a server. if it was a pc then that would be impressive
theone6152 4 years ago
what do you mean? just buy 2 500GB or 2TB HDD's and put them in your pc!
bjb101nyj 4 years ago 5
But your typical PC sucks for RAID, Connection Limits and Hot-Swap facilities. :o)
I run 11 Servers at my office, by myself and am currently looking at NAS and SAN for my next Storage project.
ChrizRockster 3 years ago
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deluxedookie 2 years ago
Well its been a year since my post....
I now have a Dell NF500 NAS Rack Server in place (1.3TB) and two DFS Root Servers so I can seamlessly expand my storage in future, or completely move data to another server and user's won't know a thing as DFS will just point to the new share.
Did this before, very successful.
ChrizRockster 2 years ago