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yoh-dah
Nov 04, 2008Guide
Share your successful ReadyNAS hardware setup
Please post your successful hardware setup you employ with your ReadyNAS so others who are new to the ReadyNAS world can model their environment after yours. Any useful advice for the newbies would b...
x_jose_x
Dec 11, 2008Aspirant
Hey there, my successful ReadyNAS hardware setup is as follows:
Charter Cable Internet -> Netgear WNR854T Router
Attached to the router:
1. ReadyNAS Duo (500GB)
2. Desktop PC
3. Panasonic network camera
I also have a laptop and a second desktop PC that connects over WiFi.
I use Acronis to handle backing up all the machines to the ReadyNAS.
I upgraded my cables from cat5 to cat6 to be sure that I am getting the most out of my network.
I just added a Panasonic network cam to the mix. I have it set up to FTP its files to the ReadyNAS. That is working pretty good so far.
The one thing that I would do differently now is go with bigger drives. Between the three machines 68% of the capacity has been used up. I imagine outgrowing these drives pretty quickly.
Advice to newbies:
1. Consult these forums regularly. Every issue that I have had with my ReadyNAS (I've only had it for about a month) I have found a solution for here.
Charter Cable Internet -> Netgear WNR854T Router
Attached to the router:
1. ReadyNAS Duo (500GB)
2. Desktop PC
3. Panasonic network camera
I also have a laptop and a second desktop PC that connects over WiFi.
I use Acronis to handle backing up all the machines to the ReadyNAS.
I upgraded my cables from cat5 to cat6 to be sure that I am getting the most out of my network.
I just added a Panasonic network cam to the mix. I have it set up to FTP its files to the ReadyNAS. That is working pretty good so far.
The one thing that I would do differently now is go with bigger drives. Between the three machines 68% of the capacity has been used up. I imagine outgrowing these drives pretty quickly.
Advice to newbies:
1. Consult these forums regularly. Every issue that I have had with my ReadyNAS (I've only had it for about a month) I have found a solution for here.
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