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Thanks admin I was hoping that would be the case but I wasn't sure I could use a USB, glad you clarified that for me.
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI bought one too (HP Proliant G7), can anyone recommend a decent pcie card for remote/wireless access?
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I've got mine plugged into my router and just mounted one a particular drive I want to make publicComment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI bought one too (HP Proliant G7), can anyone recommend a decent pcie card for remote/wireless access?
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I did think about using powerlines but I'm already using a few around the house so I wanted to keep it wireless. As for remote power down I didn't even consider that. I'm looking to use it as a NAS and also for so work with VM's I've not much a clue when it come to this stuff as you can tell.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI did think about using powerlines but I'm already using a few around the house so I wanted to keep it wireless. As for remote power down I didn't even consider that. I'm looking to use it as a NAS and also for so work with VM's I've not much a clue when it come to this stuff as you can tell.
Also if you get a decent corsair flash drive, create a bootable usb drive and put xbmc ubuntu on it. That way if you want you can easily switch it to a media centre.Comment
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostIf you want to power it on then it comes with Wake on Lan.
Also if you get a decent corsair flash drive, create a bootable usb drive and put xbmc ubuntu on it. That way if you want you can easily switch it to a media centre.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostThanks buddy that's really good advice, just one more question on the spec it says it'll take a maximum of 4 x 2TB drives has anyone used this with drives with more storage than 2TB? as I'm about to order some WD red.
I'd order 3TB ones if you can. I got them for ~ 80 quidComment
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Originally posted by administrator View PostAw you gave up just too soon! The offer is on again:
HP ProLiant G7 N54L 2.2GHz MicroServer- Ebuyer | Ebuyer.com
£129.85 inc VAT after cash back... I have one in the office here for backups, they are great value for money!
Just wondered if it was nice and straightforward to get one of these, whack a few disks in it, and set it up as a NAS with a RAID array.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI hadn't really understood this 'pwned' expression until I read DirtyDog's post.Comment
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From what I've read it's quite easy to set them up as NAS. It maybe a bit more expensive but the processor's in most NAS are under powered.
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