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:Linux.com: FreeNAS Makes it Easy to Add Storage to Home Networks
Linux.com: FreeNAS Makes it Easy to Add Storage to Home Networks
Jan 23, 2007, 11 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (13006 reads)

(Other stories by Joe Barr)

"FreeNAS is a small, powerful, full-featured implementation of FreeBSD as a network-attached storage device. (It also happens to be January's Project of the Month at SourceForge.net.) If you're a Linux user like me, the BSD-speak used for devices and such might give you pause, but other than that small caveat, installation and usage shouldn't be a problem. It's powerful enough to be used in the enterprise, but it's friendly enough so that even a typical home office user can take advantage of it. Here's how I created an easy-to-use NAS device for rsync backups and FTP server on my LAN.

"First, you'll need a machine to serve as a dedicated NAS box..."

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