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My work requires a NAS for storage of business files with redundancy - ie Raid 1 or 5, and automatic backup of files.
The auto backup is for 'retardation' of certain staff that work in the company that find a folder shortcut apparently too.. no no way too hard to use.
Am after something up to the 1k mark. HDD may have to be an additional purchase.
Currently the QNAP ones on PCCASEGEAR look good but am keen to know if anyone else has or uses something else....
THECUS NAS :)
THE AWESOME NESS!
Thecus nas
Thecus N4100PRO AMD Geode LX800, 256MB DDR400 SDRAM, 2 x GbE Intel 82541, 2 x 16 LCM Module,
Thecus N5200BR PRO NAS Server, 5xSATAII Hot-Swap Bays (RAID 0/1/5/6/10/JBOD), 1.5GHz Celeron M CPU, 512MB DDR, 1x GbE LAN, 4 port Gigabit Switch (N5200BR-PRO), N5200BR-PRO
^^ agreed on a Thecus. Currently I run a Thecus 1U4500 at home.
Thecus 1U4500S 1U Storage Server, 200W Single PSU, 1.5GHz Celeron M
Also I believe you can download the Thecus backup util, which will install onto client machines and back up the required files.
i didnt know thecus had a 1u haha cool so thin :)
N5200pro thecus is pretty sexy :) 4 gigabit network connections mmmm
I've supplied and installed a few Thecus units. I'd also recommend them.
awesome - cheers for that guys will let my current masters know on monday :D
hard to get replacement parts for thecus