Cheap Backup NAS

>>62042689
Use dm-crypt or LUKS.
Vera is unnecessary and doesn't integrate well.

If you grow out your beard you can run a ZFS root and discard the value and single point of failure of the SSD.

>>62042725
>Use dm-crypt or LUKS.
I mostly picked Vera because it's what I'm using on Windows, but I guess it doesn't matter as long as it's encrypted.

>If you grow out your beard you can run a ZFS root and discard the value and single point of failure of the SSD.
I'm not sure I know what you're talking about.

Why would the SSD be a point of failure?

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>>62042689
>6x x 3TB @ $54
>he's buying refurb disks or some other cheesy shit
Why don't you just right click on your data and hit delete if you don't value it at all.

>>62042941
>he's buying refurb disks or some other cheesy shit
Well yeah, it's just my backup.
If the backup drive dies, then I just replace it for $54 and keep it moving. It's not like it's a RAID where'd I have to risk rebuilding the entire array.

Would take less than a day.
[spoiler]My main drives are also refurb 3TB's I bought 2 years ago ;)[/spoiler]

>>62042689
>Mediasonic ProBox
does this support raid 5?
I was just looking around for good raid 5 enclosure for the home. I would also consider raid 1.

WD black anyone? I've had some good success with them.

>>62043145

If you are using refurbished disks you may want to consider RAID for redundancy.