DH4300 Plus

You can get a proper NAS for your money, an all in one package if you like. Look for UGREEN NASync DXP4800 Plus or simmilar.

My thoughts exactly. I originally planned to install TrueNas on my Ugreen NAS before my purchase. However I decided to try out UgreenOS first. After a couple of days, I decided to keep it. It is simply very well designed and simply works. Also supports Docker so you can just about install any other

Black friday paskutini pirkau UGREEN NAS, geras daiktas, jokiui nusiskundimu. Jei tikrai svarbus failai, naudok 3-2-1 taisykle. "3 total copies of your data, on 2 different media types, with 1 copy stored off-site"

You should definitely check out Nextcloud with the Nextcloud Office (Collabora Online) or OnlyOffice integration. It’s the closest thing to a full Google Docs replacement that allows live mobile editing without the annoying download/upload dance. It handles the syncing in the background so it feels

In the end I installed Easy Wireguard via docker, it's pretty easy and works flawless. Follow this guide and you'll have it running in a matter of minutes: https://www.reddit.com/r/UgreenNASync/comments/1i4iet5/how_i_set_up_secure_remote_access_to_my_nas_with/

I just got that Ugreen DH4300 plus with 4x 4TB Seagate Ironwolf drives, very beginner friendly 🙂

Select the DH4300 Plus from the ugreen website, download the Docker app, load it onto your DH2300, and you're done. It works perfectly. https://nas.ugreen.com/pages/downloads

I just bought a new NAS for home use for photo and file storage. I considered Synology as they have a more complete/mature platform. But I refused to buy with their HDD lock-in. And their technology seems dated. Instead I opted for a UGREEN DH4300+. So far (a week in) it works well. I’m just getting

If you plan on having a significant library and you want to watch it regularly, and especially if you want to share it with other people, I would recommend a NAS rather than a DAS. I built mine and use truenas. I am not the most tech savvy, but I am alright. It took a fair bit of reading and watchin

You sound like me about 2 months ago. I had the same goals and ended up buying a NAS, in my case a Ugreen DH4300 plus. It was easy to set up and my whole family now uses it to backup their fotos and videos. It's definitely not the cheapest solution but it works really well. However, be warned: I now