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I said I read terrible things about it, I have never had to recover a zpool before.
Yeah that's what I'm thinking, if I go new I might as well invest in ECC RAM just to cover myself. Last time I used ZFS was back in the OpenSolaris days and I didn't care for it too much, but from what I have...
Hmm if I go towered a ZFS filesystem I'd want to be on ECC RAM, I have never had to recover from it before but I have heard of nightmares with RAM failure and writing the wrong data to a zpool.
I guess I'll have to sleep on it.
Sorry about double post, but I was looking at these two:
QNAP TS-431
QNAP TS-453 Pro
Any suggestions/comments?
*Looks like QNAP supports iSCSI, I think this is the route I'll go unless anyone has a reason I should look at a different NAS?
I think what I decided to do is go with a lower end NAS that will be storage/backup only and in a few months to a year build out a new decent server. That way I can use the NAS as a backup for the server, because if I take my data directly of the NAS I run the risk of having no backup unless I...
Well the game server is just an example I can think off the top of my head, any situation where the data is needed in order for the server function. Will the NAS slouch in performance and fail to deliver the file in time for the server operate?
I'm trying to think of a better example, but...
If I go with a home server I won't be looking at anything that extreme, I guess the real question I'm trying to find out is will a NAS bottleneck when my home server is accessing it for important data?
Lets say I have something like a game server running on it and want to place the large map...
Hello everyone, I noticed a few posts on here that came up while doing Google searches and I was hoping someone could help me.
I currently have a home server running on a laptop, the screen was cracked so I removed it. The laptop has plenty of power, i5 w/ 4GB, but I only have a 80GB SSD in...