I will have 1 DXP8800 NAS? systems. This NAS systems will be located in the communications room to reduce residence clutter. The system will provide for a download file share service which each person receiving their own URL. This will be something that my host? will appreciate
The System
CPU: Intel I5 1235u 10-Core CPU
Memory: 64GB?
OS Drive: 128GB with NGOS Pro
Storage 8×44TB + 2×8TB? NVME?
SD Card Reader: Yes (3.0)
Connectivity: 2×10GBPS
Ports: 2 Thunderbolt4, 2 USB-A3.2, 2 USB-A2, HDMI – 8K @ 60hz
The system will have an Intel I5 1235u CPU. Personally, I am not a fan of Intel, but there is no other suitable alternative that I could find. Therefore, I will have to settle for this i5 CPU, and a 128GB storage for the OS, and applications. The memory will be expanded to 64GB. This should be more than enough to handle all of the tasks at hand, and offer a buffer while loading data on the drives. There will be 2 8TB NVME drives that would be in RAID-1. This will cut the total space in half, but if one drive fails, I will be notified, and will replace the failed drive without any loss of data. There will be 8 44TB drives, but with different RAID configurations depending on the role of the NAS.
File Sharing
There will be a DXP8800 that would be exclusively for file sharing. Each member of the family will have access to a 44TB pool of storage which this NAS will be internet connected. Each pool will have a unique sub-domain, and that sub-domain will then have file names, and folders in the storage drive. For example, a member of the family might have https://jd.fspsomeplace.com/photos/date.png. A similar URL can be for videos replacing photos with videos. The family member will not be able to host files that are not under their copyright. So unless they produce their own music, they probably won’t have a music folder. The two 8TB NVMEs will be used for caching, and that will enhance the performance of the system. Since the internet connection will be a high speed FiOS? connection, this should allow the family to browse the internet while allowing this NAS to be accessible.