Finally, i've received my Synology CS 406 yesterday (firmware 357),
spent 30' to install, format (!) and configure 4 sata HDD Seagate 320
Go in Raid 5; 15' for installing and running slimserver 6.3.1 on it (a
thousand thanks to flipflip); 13 hours for the transfer of my musical
files (280 Go in fl
Finally, i'v received my Synology CS 406 yesterday (firmwa
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Chander Wrote:
> I've bought a synology DS 101G+ few months ago and i'm so satisfied with
> this product in combination with squeezebox/slimserver that i just
> command the new synology CS406 (Raid 5, 4 HDD...). Furthermore, since
> the great contribution of flipflip for installing slimserver on
I've bought a synology DS 101G+ few months ago and i'm so satisfied with
this product in combination with squeezebox/slimserver that i just
command the new synology CS406 (Raid 5, 4 HDD...). Furthermore, since
the great contribution of flipflip for installing slimserver on the
synology's products
If you're planning to stor just music, you can pick any. If it's gonna
act a s a general file server, including music storage, you'd better
look at performance numbers. So far Thecus 5200 seems to be the fastest
among the SOHO solutions. I've seen it for $699 w/o drives.
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Hi,
It runs AlienBBC very well as well as transcoding Apple lossless well
too - through multiple streams at once too.
It is an expensive product yes but specification and performance wise
it is up there and above the Infrant product.
The TS-401T isn't as quite as the TS-101 obviously but I woul
Hi,
Your solution looks to be as good as anything else I have seen although
I wonder how it will run the plug-ins such as Alien BBC. I'm also
interested in the noise performance (particularly on the 30+ degree
heatwave we're having at the moment.
The only problem is the price. For the price of
Hi
Obviously I am going to blow our trumpet here.
We do the Qnap TS-401T which is a x86 800Mhz with 256Mb RAM. The unit
has 4 hot swappable sATA drive bays, twin gigabit LAN ports, hot
swappale PSU's, 2x USB 2.0 ports for CD/DVD backup and network
printing.
If you follow the Qnap TS-101 thread
richidoo Wrote:
> Also, after a power outage, NAS loses its DCHP license from external
> (Linksys) DHCP server, so my link to slimserver changes. I guess it
> doesn't know enough to ask DHCP for the same address like windows
> client does. This is easily solved with a UPS, which is a good idea
>
I have a ReadyNAS NV and I am very happy with it. It is a good unit,
very robust and reliable. You have read all the good points on their
website.
So the only bad points I have noticed are that it has loud fan noise
which never shuts off, so you cannot put it in your listening area,
gotta LAN i
adrianh1960 Wrote:
> Is ReadyNAS worth the extra cost (UK price is £860 against £500 for the
> Terastation, for 1TB)
> Would I just be better off using the NAS as as NAS only and running
> Slimserver on my PC?
>
> Would be interested in any views.
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