DXP4800 Plus

IMO, Portainer is a much better interface. It's really that simple. You might also want to look at Dockge. Search for "Dockge vs Portainer" to learn the differences. I run a DXP4800+ and started off with the UGOS Docker app but quickly moved on once I discovered Portainer.

I use Proxmox on my dxp4800+ and dxp2800 also… On Proxmox i run a virtual maschine with TrueNAS installed.. it gives freedom to use different virtual maschines and LXC containers on both NAS while keeping the performance high.. Was very easy on dxp4800+.. less on the dxp2800 as i had trouble to get

Ah apologies, I have dxp4800+ and assumed the os and app centre was broadly the same across all of their NAS devices. In that case, using docker is the way to go. It’s not that hard - you need a docker compose which you can find plenty of examples online for, and just need to tweak a few bits like t

My Ugreen dxp4800 plus was really straightforward. It's the first NAS I've used, and the storage functionality was super easy.

I think it will depend on your goal. I actually have two Ugreen NASes, a DXP4800 (N100) and just recently bought a DXP8800 Plus. My answer is: The OS will depend on what you'll want from it. If you're not super tech savy or want something simpler to deal with, I'd say UGOS is more than fine. You hav

I tweaked some settings in the BIOS but not that much as the settings are already well configured. I disabled some ports like 10gb port (the bus and the controller) and sd card reader as I don’t use them. Check C states also. Intel speed shift and speedstep are normally already enabled. I chose to n

I've done this exact migration. A few pointers: Docker on UGREEN: The DXP4800+ runs Docker well. Install Jellyfin via Container Manager (Docker Compose is easier for config management). Map your media folders to the NAS shares. Data migration: Copy your entire Jellyfin config folder from Windows (%l

I use the Unraid OS on a DXP4800 (non plus). Running Jellyfin and arrstack plus more container stuff without any issues at all on 1080p streaming. Jellyfin on Unraid required some minor tweakinh to get transcoding to work. Nothing serious, lots of guides out there. Unraid allows you to create arrays

First off, forget about nvme caching if you are trying to get the most value for your money. For the use case you described, you literally will not see a difference in performance and with the price of nvmes right now, it is really a waste of money (except in cases like a small business running a ve

Because most people who buy a NAS just want a plug and play setup. I used Synology for years. I switched to a uGreen dxp4800+, loaded Unraid on it. Couldn’t be happier.