what are you guys using for NAS?
 

just looking for simple storage solution, not needing a media cloud etc... been reading reviews, perfer iomega drives but they got pretty crappy reviews on the NAS ;(

Buffalo Terastation - 17 of them by now in various sizes

right now prices suck btw, the flood in Thailand made harddrives really expensive

I have different needs in that I don't store 'content' for resale, only for 2257, I'll post a pic of that sometime for ya ;)... I use BD for that. I need a small box for documents... it's pretty confusing reading all the reviews.

well, you asked for a NAS - Buffalo sells NAS. in various sizes and in different RAID settings

if you just want to store docs you can get an external HD and burn a copy to DVDs

If I wasn't a serious geek who built a storage cloud from scratch, I'd use the Western Digital World Edition. Out of the box, it's solid. Your favorite geek can customize it if needed because under the hood it's a Linux server.

That or use webserver old hardware you have laying around and install FreeNAS or similar. A comparison of open NAS solutions, all of which are more feature rich and customizable than are affordable NAS hardware:
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/7153/1

I've been very happy with
http://www.amazon.com/Hotswapped-Dua...0317373&sr=8-1

There's a rackmount version also if needed.

readynas nv+ (4x2tb drives) not a high-end NAS but cheap & been faultless for a year.

I need it to be 'automatic' already burning copies, using other drives etc.. . have a network at the other end of the studio wanna get backed up

BM.. the Buffalo works great.. I had a couple of lacie and they crapped out on me, I am thinking about trying something else, later this year.

Qnap . .

I picked up a Qnap 4 bay nas box about 3 months ago as well. So far so good. Hot swappable and pretty easy to set up.

Has anyone used http://www.freenas.org/ in a setup? Just curious.

Exactly right. QNAP are fantastic (love the constant software upgrades, tons of useful features.

QNAP or Synology.

I'm using a few QNAP's here, so far pretty good

I have a ReadyNas +, but I'm very disappointed with the speed. I'm going to find a USB3 solution soon.