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[Need advice] My first home server
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Thanks, I was thinking 2TB, so 4TB then! I’m considering a RAID1 setup, so the budget would need to accomodate that
Isn’t there only a single drive slot? (Not including the m.2’s) Don’t think Raid is an option for the pn52.
What do you think about running the OS and binaries on the SATA SSD, and storing the data on the M2's? And having the M2's in RAID1?
I don’t know why. But it makes me uncomfortable.
It's weird, because that's my feeling too. It got suggested by customer support at a retailer when asking in their chat. I guess it'll work, but feels backwards. I think I'm going with a NAS solution, and running the server without RAID
I started with a nas. Did me well for a long time.