Did you not read the comments from your previous post (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/35465456)? A bunch of people made useful suggestions, but this post is exactly the same.
NAS: little box of disks that sits on a shelf or rack
Media Server: just something that makes media files available for whatever. Could be a network drive you attach to from your desktop, or a streaming server for music or video
RAID: mirrored drives. If you have two drives in a NAS, you can mirror them with RAID1 so if one fails, you can replace it with the data on the second drive
UPS: just a battery backup device you plug things into
So these are just various things you can combine to make a larger system. You don’t NEED a NAS for instance, you can just have a machine that serves files to your network. You don’t NEED a media server unless you want those features.
You pick and choose what you want to do, then piece all these things together to make a larger functional system that does what you want.
Maybe a better approtis asking here what you actually want, and then people can suggest solutions for that.
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Did you not read the comments from your previous post (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/35465456)? A bunch of people made useful suggestions, but this post is exactly the same.
He didn’t even replied to those who tried to help him.
I don’t understand.
Why @Rodrigo_de_Mendoza@lemmy.dbzer0.com ?
An easy out of the box solution would be a synology NAS.
NAS: little box of disks that sits on a shelf or rack Media Server: just something that makes media files available for whatever. Could be a network drive you attach to from your desktop, or a streaming server for music or video RAID: mirrored drives. If you have two drives in a NAS, you can mirror them with RAID1 so if one fails, you can replace it with the data on the second drive UPS: just a battery backup device you plug things into
So these are just various things you can combine to make a larger system. You don’t NEED a NAS for instance, you can just have a machine that serves files to your network. You don’t NEED a media server unless you want those features.
You pick and choose what you want to do, then piece all these things together to make a larger functional system that does what you want.
Maybe a better approtis asking here what you actually want, and then people can suggest solutions for that.