That data needs three copies, one of which is off-site to protect against fire/flood/theft.The trauma left me with the realisation that, even if 99.9% of all of my data was of no further interest, the remainder was life, death, breakfast and folding money.
Which one was that?I was bitten in the past by a NAS which lost all of my data and a lot of money.
A DS110j doesn't support RAID since it is a single disk unit. You would have to get a DS2xx or DS4xx, etc to get RAID.Thanks kanewolf. I will try first with a second hand Synology DS110j that I have acquired. I understand that it does support EXT4. Once I am happy that I have begun to understand what I am doing I will see whether to use a RAID setup for redundancy or some other method - including occasional CD backups.
@fzabkar The NAS that failed was a Netgear (SC101?) Despite a lot of looking I never did find any info on how to get the files off the HDs.
Mike
@fzabkar The NAS that failed was a Netgear (SC101?) Despite a lot of looking I never did find any info on how to get the files off the HDs.
That data needs three copies, one of which is off-site to protect against fire/flood/theft.The trauma left me with the realisation that, even if 99.9% of all of my data was of no further interest, the remainder was life, death, breakfast and folding money.