I'm thinking about getting a TS-101 but I'd really like to know how much confidence existing users have in it to maintain their data.
I've read a few worrying posts on here about people losing data which doesn't inspire me with confidence!
How does Q-RAID 1 stand up as a backup feature? Is there any way to read the data off the mirror disk if the TS-101 dies?
Any feedback on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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Thread: QNAP TS-101 data security
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2006-08-28, 05:16 #1Junior Member
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QNAP TS-101 data security
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2006-08-28, 06:10 #2
I don't see how a TS-101 is any less reliable than any other single disk based product? I have a TS-101 and it is fantastic for what I use it for. The main funtion is as a Slimserver, but it also provides network storage for each member of the family, a software repository, a picture repository. In addition I use the NetBak replicator to maintain an up to date copy of data from PCs and Laptops in the house on the NAS.
I am eagerly awaiting more news on the QNAP TS-101 "slave" which is a caddy in the same style as the TS-101 but provides eSATA connectivity to the main unit and allows QRAID. Either that or I might go straight for a TS-201, depedning how silent it is.
From what I have read about QRAID you just take the disk out of the failed unit and plug in the QRAID second disk and power on.Paul
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2006-08-28, 10:07 #3
I don't remember any posts of people losing data....
Although I'm also waiting for the 'slave' as I'd like some sort of backup (just in case :-) )


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