NAS + Backup software

[SanchoP]

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[Azrael]

The Netgear SC101's not too bad for a basic unit, pretty easy to use. Should cover what you want to do with it.

 

[SanchoP]

Ok, thanks. That looks good, and about R800 at Sybaritic. One feature I would have liked was a USB port, to plug USB devices into it, but maybe that's too much to ask for that price.

 

[VanZan]

I use the SOHO NAS from Intellinet with a standard IDE hdd. Works very well on a LAN/WLAN system with 2 usb ports. The Server version have even more features but haven't worked with one. Available from Esquire.

http://www.intellinet-network.com/

 

[Sapphiron]

the best software I found is Syncback free. It's very easy to setup and use.
www.2brightsparks.co.za

 

[Syndyre]

I just got one of these, haven't set it up yet though. Was going to get an SC101 but if you Google it it seems to have a lot of issues.

 

[Ryder_JHB]

http://www.freenas.org on an old P1/P2 PC!

 

[The_Techie]

http://www.freenas.org on an old P1/P2 PC!

Agreed

 

[Ryder_JHB]

Agreed

Dejavu!

 

[detritus]

http://www.freenas.org on an old P1/P2 PC!

Do you know of a local mirror for FreeNAS downloads?

*EDIT* Uh nevermind, the downloads are a lot smaller than I thought

 

[The_Techie]

Dejavu!

We always seem to recommend it whenever NAS is mentioned