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    Best solution to have the backup nas recoverable/failure resistant

    In my two bay nas I use RAID 0 array for more performance + external additional storage for more reliability. RAID 0 for more performance, does it not make a sense? Sorry for the question, I am a storage user, not expert. By the way, if RAID in none of its known modes is a backup...
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    Consulting on NAS choice

    As for me the short duration of backup process is one of most important criteria. High productivity while using the system, good energy efficiency.
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    Best solution to have the backup nas recoverable/failure resistant

    Thanks a lot for all your feedback. And, I apologize for the lag on replying on it. Lot's of other similar or more important tasks these weeks. My job is make decision regarding solution optimal for given situation. No much time resources available, so please have understanding I aim the...
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    Best solution to have the backup nas recoverable/failure resistant

    Hi, Thanks for your feedbacks. I didn't claim no one time RAID was a backup solution/technology. It is just mine idea to spare a backup system for a huge backup system. As mentioned it is about a nas to be used as storage for backups made on devices in private household. Two nas won't be...
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    Consulting on NAS choice

    Hi, This forum and the web around it do offer great help and information regarding NAS available solutions. However most of them are discussing those topics at technical level. While looking for a NAS for our small LAN however we are defining/raising our requirements at the user level...
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    Best solution to have the backup nas recoverable/failure resistant

    Hi all, A NAS for small private LAN is going to be purchased. Some requirements the NAS is asked to meet however go towards rather small enterprise. The very first question is as described below. The main usage/application will be the storage of backup files produced by clients working in...
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