#Network-attached storage

Author: Michael Crider / Source: reviewgeek.com Your files are important, and so is accessing them from your network and the web. There’s no better way to keep that access intact than with a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device. Here are the best. The selections below have been chosen

Author: Craig Lloyd / Source: howtogeek.com It’s never fun when a hard drive dies, but Synology at least makes it pretty easy to replace a dead drive in your NAS. You can get back up and running without much fuss. Here’s how to do it. RELATED: What to Do When Your Hard Drive Fails If you’re in

Author: Craig Lloyd / Source: howtogeek.com Your NAS is probably one of the most important devices on your home network, but are you giving it the attention it deserves when it comes to security? The last thing you want is for your NAS to get hacked and/or invaded by malware, like the SynoLocker

Author: Craig Lloyd / Source: howtogeek.com Synology offers a plethora of NAS models to choose from, but the selection can be a bit dizzying if you’re not sure what all the differences are. Here are some things you should know to help you narrow down your ideal choice. I’m a big fan of

Author: Jason Fitzpatrick / Source: howtogeek.com Keeping the operating system of your Synology NAS up to date is only half of the smooth home server experience: the other half is keeping all your application packages up to date, too. Let’s look at how to manually update your packages as well as