Posts Tagged ‘ terabyte ’
Wikipedia defines FreeNAS as a “free network-attached storage server,” and I could not put it any better. It’s a great operating system to use if you have some extra unused hard drives laying around. Such is my case. I actually have a few unused high capacity hard drives with a storage capacity equaling a total [ READ MORE ]
The Drobo from Data Robotics really is an amazing solution for data storage. In fact, I'll go so far as to say that it may be the LAST solution you'll EVER need for data storage. As you can see in the above video, the Drobo makes it incredibly easy to increase your hard disk capacity. When you run out of space on the Drobo, all you have to do is pop in a larger capacity hard drive and the unit takes care of the rest. Despite the $499 price point, I am really looking forward to getting one of this things for my server at home. I currently have a single terabyte drive connected to the server which I use to store and serve my media throughout my house. With hard disk prices as low as they are, the Drobo could prove to be a great investment, seeing as how it offers easy unlimited storage, with the keyword there being easy. Click this articles title to see a demonstration of Drobo's functionality by Geek Brief host Cali Lewis![ READ MORE ]
I recently realized that I could make my home network more efficient by adding my one terabyte hard disk drive to my server. Currently, my server has an external 700GB hard disk drive that is being used to store various media files and server them throughout my house. That drive is actually two hard disks connected in a RAID 5 configuration. However, I have also have a one terabyte hard disk drive that I use externally on my desktop. By adding that to the dual-bay external enclosure I use on my server, I could gain a lot more storage space there. Click this articles title to find out more about this project[ READ MORE ]
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