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boolean_chants
May 29, 2014Aspirant
Can't access NAS - password fail - and not showing up on TV
Hi all, Firstly, thanks for any help you might be able to give me. Mods - please move this if it needs to be in a different forum, I looked, but I couldn't work out which it needed to be in, it d...
StephenB
Jun 19, 2014Guru - Experienced User
My own approach is similar to what you are thinking:
(a) RAID-5 on my pro-6
(b) duplicated data onsite (in my case 3 copies of everything, including the original).
(c) Crashplan
Going with 3 RAID-1 volumes on the NAS is conservative. One benefit is that it is much easier to recover the data if the NAS itself fails. The cost is that you are allocating 3 drives to redundancy, instead of 1.
BTW, I'd also recommend a UPS (with a USB interface connected to the NAS).
(a) RAID-5 on my pro-6
(b) duplicated data onsite (in my case 3 copies of everything, including the original).
(c) Crashplan
Going with 3 RAID-1 volumes on the NAS is conservative. One benefit is that it is much easier to recover the data if the NAS itself fails. The cost is that you are allocating 3 drives to redundancy, instead of 1.
BTW, I'd also recommend a UPS (with a USB interface connected to the NAS).
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