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* [https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Buffalo+NAS&i=computers&rh=n%3A20941687011%2Cp_72%3A1248879011&s=review-rank&dc&qid=1604605501&rnid=1248877011&ref=sr_st_review-rank Some Amazon] | * [https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Buffalo+NAS&i=computers&rh=n%3A20941687011%2Cp_72%3A1248879011&s=review-rank&dc&qid=1604605501&rnid=1248877011&ref=sr_st_review-rank Some Amazon] | ||
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| + | The LG NAS has a EPROM chip or Solid State Memory drive that contains the operating system the NAS uses including the storage of the settings such as the unit's own IP address. The Operating System itself may or may not be on this write many EPROM as it could theoretically reside on its own ROM ship. Either way, during failure of the EPROM aka Flash Memory built onto the unit motherboard the NAS may fail to boot or may not operate correctly in a manner that the user cannot interface with the NAS to recover data from the drives. | ||
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Contents
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NAS Purchase Considerations
NAS Must do the following:
- four bays or more
- web based configuration utility (no os dependent utility/app)
- RAID support
- NFS support
- Legacy CIFS/SMBv1 support
- 10/100 and GB Ethernet
- Heterogeneous Data Sharing via CIFS Shared Folders
2020
- Synology DiskStation DS1019+
- Synology DiskStation DS920+
- TerraMaster F5-422
- Drobo 5N2 The bad, uses software that is mac or windows to manage.
- Asustor AS5304T
- Synology 4 bay NAS DiskStation DS418 (Diskless) 2
- NETGEAR ReadyNAS RN524X00
NAS Controller Failure and Data Recovery
The LG NAS has a EPROM chip or Solid State Memory drive that contains the operating system the NAS uses including the storage of the settings such as the unit's own IP address. The Operating System itself may or may not be on this write many EPROM as it could theoretically reside on its own ROM ship. Either way, during failure of the EPROM aka Flash Memory built onto the unit motherboard the NAS may fail to boot or may not operate correctly in a manner that the user cannot interface with the NAS to recover data from the drives.
