F6-424

I went from Synology to Unraid, and it's been great. (Synology had some drama where at one point they said people will need to use their branded more expensive drives and then walked it back). Since you said You have about 7TB I would plan to have around 14TB or more of storage to have enough space

So glad I sold my DS920 two months ago and upgraded to a Terramaster F6-424 running Unraid. FREEDOM!

100% agree with this. Ran my M2 mini as a NAS with external Thunderbolt DAS array for a year. Ended up being more of a headache for running simple NAS tasks. Ended up buying a Terramaster F6-424 to replace it. Not the biggest fan of TOS, but any dedicated NAS OS will work better for your situation.

2x Terramaster (F4-424 Pro and F6-424 with lots of docker containers and running an array of all disks each) running on 7.14 almost flawlessly upgraded to 7.2.1. I only need to remove the /boot/config/dashboard_setting.json to get the dashboard to three columns.

¡Amén a esto! Yo tengo un NAS TerraMaster F2-223 con CPU N4505, y en poco tiempo me va a llegar a casa el NAS TerraMaster F6-424 Max. No he estudiado absolutamente nada de sistemas, programación, ni nada por el estilo. Solo me gusta cacharrear con la tecnología (por barata o cara que resulte). Y aho

Unraid all the way. The Terramaster OS isnt that great. I have the F6-424 and the N95 cpu and 8GB of stock ram are just fine for Unraid. As for secure, you mean external access? Tailscale is your friend there. Don't open ports. Basically, the TM hardware is pretty good and the price of the F6 right

just set up a F6-424 MAX as well. One thing I would say is upgrade the memory asap. 8GB was not cutting it for simple things. I have setup a few docker containers; glances, homarr, scrutiny, beszel , dashdot and doublecommander for qol improvements, but then went to get going with immich and with th

I run 32gb on my Terramast F6-424 Max and runs well with Plex and and 2 VM’s running and 6 Dockers currently.

love miniPCs, have several... but limited disk positions are not that great for building your media library. Unless you are really ready to accept that you cant really move beyond few TBs... And considering the price you are paying, you are getting awfully close to actually getting something with pl

you may still able to recover hdd if there no encryption on the raid 1 setup by getting external enclosure and install of the drive and use app like linux reader to drive Edit: I would not recommend getting Terramaster. I would suggest getting either synology or qnap. Both are more stable and mature