If you run Plex, Nextcloud, or remote backups, your NAS is exposed. Here’s the safer way to do it without exposing your data.

There’s no single USB storage drive on earth, at least, available to consumers or known to this man, with that type of ...

So, I have a quandary. I have need for a few dozen TB of storage. I would also like something to run plex with all the trimmings and be able to farm out webodm jobs to occasionally. The question is, ...

Seagate has outed its latest NAS, the BlackArmor NAS 400, and they're quite excited about the possibilities its four hard-drive bays offer to homes and small businesses. The compact, unassuming box ...

Self-hosting your data and services with Network Attached Storage (NAS) is a great way to free yourself from the spiraling costs and tangled web of subscription fees. Whether you’re simply looking to ...

My late 2011 Macbook Pro is nearing end of life, the iGPU is dying, making the system unstable due to random shutdowns. I just purchased a new Macbook Pro with arrival in the next month. Over the last ...

Thecus has their own history of Tick Tock behavior with their NAS servers. In April 2009 we reviewed the Thecus N7700 and found it to be an exciting product that was a step above the more consumer ...

To NAS, or not to NAS? That is a question being asked by many a small company as soon as their workers need to share files, printers and other office resources. Seeking to fill that void is the Dell ...

A home server can be a powerful thing, allowing you to share media and files with your network, provide remote access to home computers, centralize backups, and even monitor the health of your network ...

Thecus has been on a roll in 2009 launching one product after another. Some of the new products are just updates of previously released ones like the N7700 SAS and N8800 SAS, while others are ...

We've all been there at some point in our home lab journey. The decision to run a stack of Docker containers on our NAS, maybe because we didn't want to run experiments on our desktop PC, or perhaps ...