| Название | : | QNAP NAS Setup Guide for Beginners | Mac, PC, Photographers u0026 Video Editors Edition |
| Продолжительность | : | 35.36 |
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| Просмотров | : | 41 rb |
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Is there a reason my NAS shows up in finder as the IP address and not the name of the NAS? Comment from : PokeFang |
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Thank you very much for the thorough explanation! It was awesome and made it simply to intall our NAS! Comment from : Erives Films |
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I've been watching a few of your videos and I'm really liking how detailed you get Thanks for the great contentbrbrI do have a very specific question about optimizing my setup and I will definitely be watching more videos, but it could take me a couple weeks to get through all of the content and find what I needbrbrQNAP TS-673 (not the "a" version)brI just purchased this and if not set it up at all yetbrbrbrI have 6x 6 terabyte hard drivesbrThree of the drives are wiped clean and ready for install Two of them have data from my previous desktop that I used as individual JBOD type setupbrbrThe NAS has spots for two m2 SSDsbrbrI want to be able to run my own home lab on this with Plex, a few containers, including pie holebrbrI plan on upgrading the memory from the stock two gigs to at least 32 gigs and maybe 64 gigsbrbrShould I buy an SSD for the drive slot number one? My assumption is that will help with performance because the system will utilize that drive slot for the OSbrCombined with that, or possibly? Alternatively, what can I actually do with the m2 slots Is that only for drive cashing? And do I have any direct control over it or will the system utilize it as it needs and I might or might not see benefits from it? Comment from : Kenny B |
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Thanks for this great video QNAP Thundybolt 6 bay arriving this week! Comment from : Baby Brown |
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Never seen such a classy video about NAS 🙂 Comment from : Fabian Greevey |
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How are you? Remember me? Comment from : Hans Tech Talk |
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Huge thanks for this! Wondering if you can answer this for me I followed your instruction, currently have a QNAP TS-932PX running to an iMac over a 1 GBE Ethernet, and I'm having to 'Connect As' and login in every single time I want to open the drive through finder Is this right, and is there a way to avoid this? Comment from : Adam Mendum |
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how did you add the network symbol on the side menu of your finder? i tried to add it, but couldn't find a way to do so Comment from : CodePlausch |
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Hi, quick Q: If my QNAP NAS failed, how can I connect its drives to a Windows system? what tools do I need for Windows to recognize QTS volume? PLEASE advise, THANKS! Comment from : Abe Ibrahim |
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I have never spent so much time trying to get a piece of hardware to work There is noting in the QNAP box that says "start here" Comment from : Asher Dog |
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nice job Comment from : Rob |
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Wow Very good job describing the qnap universe Thanks! Comment from : Paul A Simma |
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Hey thanks for Video! I am actually bouncing with choice brwhat do you think is better to get?brTVS-672XT - not support Hero [Thunderbolt , 10Gbe, Gpu built-in]brTVS-672X - support Hero [No Thunderbolt , 10Gbe, Gpu built-in]brTS-h886 - support Hero [No Thunderbolt , 25Gbe, No Gpu ]brbrMy plan build 10Gbe Network, I can buy extension card for it!brThunderbolt not really able to use brso I am working with many many small files, like textures, 3d models, and librarys so massivebralso working with Video editing, I know You really is love TVS-672XT model, but from experience can you give me advice? brbrThank You! like your vids ! Comment from : coolvfx |
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Absolute King Thank you! Comment from : Steve Smith |
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That doesent work on my computer After conecting the QNAP directly to my Computer via Ethernet Cable, there is no hole through Writing the IP adress in the browser - the browser responded: "Safari can't open page" Comment from : Søren Henriksen |
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Awesome! I want to know more info on running software programs from a synology NAS, for example a game engine or editing software I could also use help with indexing better file organization And is there a way to weed out duplicates? Comment from : King Cosmos |
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Hi, thanks for the video Do you know how to SYNC Apple Photo Library file to QNAP? Thanks Comment from : Navigator |
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Mate, thanks for this Question, can I turn off my PC while the NAS is building a Raid 5 volume? It’ll take 18hours or something, so can I turn my host PC off while it’s doing that? Cheers mate Comment from : Dane Meale |
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I moved from my (failed) Drobo to a QNAP TVS-x72XT and this video was INCREDIBLY useful in helping me get up and running Thank you!!! Comment from : Gajan Balan |
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thanks a lot for this, very, very helpful Comment from : Batdroid |
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Great video, however my NAS isn't showing up on my network (Windows 10) I've seen a ton of tutorials on YouTube, but nothing works Any suggestions? Comment from : Aleks Rebaudo |
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As a radio broadcaster for 37 years I gotta say you have one of the best voices ever and you are straight to the point We just ordered the "QNAP TVS-1282-I7-32G-450W-US" and your video will come in handy when we get it delivered tomorrow You are top shelf man!John Comment from : Rock History Music |
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Hello, what about using 25 SSD drives instead of the spinning disks? That should increase performance, right? Comment from : Kurt Näslund |
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Love this video and your teaching style!! Thank you so much Cheers Nigel Comment from : Nigel Barnes |
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check it out Comment from : Toni DAbbraccio |
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Is there any way to do this set up with a legacy thunderbolt 2 Mac mini with usb 20 ports? Comment from : Roger Dodger |
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Uh oh Thunderbolt 3 over Ethernet not covered :( Comment from : Chaz Sin |
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Great guide! Thanks Comment from : Gael To |
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This video really helped me out, thanks man!! Did you do a second video on adding the second drive later? I've been looking for one as I will eventually have to add the second hdd, everything on youtube is RAID RAID RAID My stuff is on my old retired externals and NAS for backup already A video like that would be helpful Feels like a dark area in the NAS world hahahaha Comment from : dman030 |
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Bro are you mad at me? Come on mate, you know I live in China Comment from : Hans Tech Talk |
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Good job mate! I'm iT Professional and i must admit that this guide is one of the best out there Keep it up Comment from : Proboxdz Proboxdz |
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Thanks for the video I'm about to pick up my first nas and this video gave me the confidence to get it Comment from : Roy Kim |
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How much of an advantage have you found Static volume has over the others Ash? I’ve got a thick volume on mine at present I’m only running 4 drives so far in my 6 bay but considering getting the final 2 drives and using them to migrate from thick to static, if it is indeed worth the bother anyhowbrbrI’m seriously considering selling my TS673 next year (if poss) and getting this 872N like you’re, sounds a massive upgrade 👍🏼 Comment from : James Gregory |
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Informative and very thorough Thanks for the walk-through 👍👍 Comment from : Dr Nora | GP & Cosmetic Doctor |
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