Автор: Brian Schell
Издательство: Independently published
Год: 2020
Страниц: 126
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf, epub
Размер: 10.2 MB
What if, instead of simply plugging an external or internal hard drive into your working computer, you could have a file server located somewhere in your home or office? One that offers access to files for any device on the premises, taking into account security settings that you can set up?
This is the function of a NAS, or "Network Attached Storage" device. This file server does nothing except act as a go-between between the network and the hard drives. The Raspberry Pi, a super-inexpensive, low-power consumption, tiny computer, is just perfect for handling this task.
On the more advanced side, we will not be looking at Openmediavault plugins or Docker containers, as these are so specialized they simply aren’t necessary for a basic NAS system. This is not an advanced configuration manual, nor does it cover every single option in the Openmediavault software. It’s what you need to and only what you need to know to get yourself a reliable, working, inexpensive NAS setup!
The software we will be installing to make this happen is called Openmediavault, or OMV for short. It's an open source project that is heavily developed and still getting new features regularly. OMV is the NAS software, but it all runs on the Linux operating system, which means it's stable and very reliable. Not to mention all this software is completely free of charge.
This book explains how to set up a Raspberry Pi for use as a NAS Server. We'll look at hardware options, downloading and installing the operating system and Openmediavault software, how to configure your hard drives (either with a single hard drive or as a dual-drive RAID system), folders, and files, how to get files into the Pi from other places in the house, and how to access everything from other devices on the network using secure user accounts. It's all you need to know, and only what you need to know!
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