Bob
I haven't used a NAS since I found the striped array I was using did not backup correctly and I lost (what was a lot in those days) 1TB of cherished material.
On Fri, Nov 3, 2017 at 11:31 PM, citysoundman <bobkirschner1@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey all,--Can anyone recommend a NAS unit that has a good built in DC++ client for connecting to the hub? I have an old QNAP 4-bay TS412. It's got the DC++ client ML Donkey which does not seem to work at all. I've maxed out my four 2TB drives and I think it's time for a better unit with more bays. I'm not sure how many bays I should look for. I'm curious what others are using...Thanks in advanceBob
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