NAS + Plex server in a drawer : r/homelab
Proud of my 36U cabinet that's gradually filling up : r/homelab
I just finished building my first server/NAS - MiniITX + Ryzen + 10GBase-T : r/homelab
my 10 inch rack home network : r/homelab
Hello everyone. I was helping a friend move out and I was given these servers and switches. Im learning and curious. I know I want to create a dedicated NAS server. How
I want a NAS case like this for Freenas. Anyone know of something similar? : r/freenas
NAS appliance vs. mini PC server with USB DAS : r/DataHoarder
Dirt Cheap homeserver / NAS build • r/HomeServer : r/DataHoarder
72TB of new storage merged with 36TB of existing storage : r/DataHoarder
Improving cooling in my rackmount NAS : r/homelab
After years of owning a raspberry pi, I found a use! Personal NAS server! : r/raspberry_pi
First home server rack is done. Details in comments : r/HomeServer
One year since I made my plex server with a NAS : r/PleX
DIY: Help with deciding my DIY NAS/PLEX Server : r/HomeServer
Am I doing this right? My humble homelab? : r/homelab
![Plex Server Build Recommendation: NAS Killer v4.0 - fast, power efficient, and flexible - the most in-depth guide yet! [$125+] : r/PleX](https://external-preview.redd.it/dG3MXI7tjZZNybAfUnjiyouC00OIe4c8bbHSM10gZ44.jpg?auto=webp&s=a61f8722bb60c4441d77a69429ea8b42df0a6a9f "Plex Server Build Recommendation: NAS Killer v4.0 - fast, power efficient, and flexible - the most in-depth guide yet! [$125+] : r/PleX")
Plex Server Build Recommendation: NAS Killer v4.0 - fast, power efficient, and flexible - the most in-depth guide yet! [$125+] : r/PleX
The Stack" my home network that is also running a DCS (game) server. I am looking for a NAS setup to move out of my netgear readynas and into something expandable .
Plex Server Build Recommendation: NAS KILLER v2.0 - The $145 TERMINATOR - dual socket, 18 DIMMS, LSI SAS2 integrated, 8+ bays, FreeNAS / unRAID ready - the best deal you'll see all year! : r/PleX
Home Rack setup with 36TB NAS : r/Ubiquiti
Rack update...New NAS, New UPS, New Switches.... Before anybody starts wining, yes this whole backbone is 10GBe. Even the NAS. A mix between Ubiquiti / QNAP / DELL / APC. Used a
A new rack for my new NAS! : r/homelab
Stealth NAS : r/homelab
