QUOTE(ozak @ Sep 30 2021, 11:18 PM)
Minimum experience should be ok I guess.
If you take care the NAS, you have to responsible for the data security. Not easy task.
From my experience of information for the NAS disaster,
1) the NAS Synology get hack and kena ramson ware. The company is near my home. All the data gone as the boss don’t want pay.
2) A LY guy here house get break in. Took away the Synology NAS. All gone.
QUOTE(xxboxx @ Oct 1 2021, 01:47 AM)
Prebuilt NAS is easy in term of just need to add HDD and do the settings. I would suggest getting x86 CPU with at least 4 cores so it is powerful enough, 4 bays or more if you sees in future will need to expand the storage.
Mirror HDD I think you meant is RAID. It's actually more about uptime. Drive failure, change the drive and rebuild, all without the need to take system offline. It is not a backup.
Cloud storage also good option, but few TB the price won't be cheap. Also should still have another backup in case anything happen to the cloud storage or NAS, such as account got hacked and data wiped.
QUOTE(havuk @ Oct 1 2021, 02:39 AM)
If you have a spare PC, you can test Synology using a clone called Xpenology if it fits your office environment.
QUOTE(mintgadget @ Oct 1 2021, 09:36 AM)
If possible your company should consider Google Workspace Business that comes with at the "moment" unlimited storage for shared drive (aka Team drive). With that paired with a NAS you can schedule a rsync cron job to the shared drive and have an ideal backup solution (backup of a backup - local and cloud). Furthermore with Synology Active Backup for Google Workspace you are able to backup your company Google account's locally with a pretty sweet local portal access. Xpenology is actually some sort of grey area in terms of legality for commercial use better not risk it furthermore you get a lot of Synology cloud benefits with Synology Account. DSM 7 is pretty neat, go try it out.
QUOTE(taqu @ Oct 1 2021, 10:02 AM)
I use Resilio Sync to sync work folders on my laptop my with Raspberry Pi. Sync via BitTorrent so no problem syncing staff devices at home and your office server. If you want NAS, Synology has Resilio Sync app.
Waa.. pening already

.. Since I"m the only person who in charge in IT in the company and my job is more into administrations, so I guess I need to source for a vendor who can offer the security services.. like pay monthly or yearly to the vendor.
Anyone of NAS experts here offered such services?