NASync DH2300

I wouldn't call it wasted yet. If the DH2300 can at least do normal file shares reliably, you can treat it as the boring storage box and run Jellyfin on something else, like the old laptop or a cheap mini PC, mounting the NAS share over SMB/NFS. That keeps the Ugreen software mostly out of the way a

Immich is the closest contender I think, but you need to have a good enough NAS, unlike my DH2300. The ugreen default photos app is already enough for me personally. Both have what you're looking for

UGREEN has a decent app that will auto sync photos from your phone and computers and such however you want to configure it. For purely storage, the DH2300 or DH4300 Plus would be perfect. I find it hard to recommend Synology, because every choice they seem to be making regarding their NAS is just "T

Thanks, I did see that mentioned in a few of my searches. It not being officially supported doesn't bother me as much as the lack of any user experience "documentation" of actually running this does. I'd rather not be the guinea pig considering 1. I'm new to all of this and 2. my DH2300 is also new

Yes, in the download section just go on the dh4300 plus, that docker version works flawlessly on my dh2300, dunno why ugreen didn't include it in its app store

I started with a dh2300, upgraded to a dxp2800. Don’t see a point in going to a 4 bay unless you’re storing massive amounts. I’m running 13 containers in docker on it as well(tailscale, adguard, fail2ban, etc) without needing to add ram, 8gb standard is plenty. It works for pretty much everything, a

I went from the ds213 to the DH2300 from Ugreen. Its the budget machine from the brand, but in terms of computing power a major upgrade. The same can be said about my dad, he switched from a ds218 plus to the DXP2800 from ugreen (also 2 drive NAS).We were both very surprised at its speed compared to

If a $200 UGreen nas meets your needs, thats great, but the model you are refereeing to is the DH2300 which is so weak, it doesn't even support Docker, and thats coming directly from UGreen themselves. So no, I would not choose to buy the DH2300 over a Lifetime License of FygoOS which does come with

Fiz algo parecido, mas ao invés de comprar um Ugreen Nasync DH2300 eu comprei as peças, montei um servidor e instalei o TrueNAS. Pelo que entendi o Ugreen Nasync DH2300 vem com o sistema operacional e todos os aplicativos, então você não precisa saber muito para instalar. Se for por esse caminho, se

For important business files, have a robust backup is needed. A single drive is just a failure to happen. u/socaldisney is right. Copy it all with duplicates to the new drive. For coping files you can use Teracopy to copy and verify all the files. There are several A.I. tools you can use to sort out