I too suggest looking at Synology. I have the DS418. I am currently not using time machine on it but I did at one point and got it to work! I am not sure about adding additional disks I started with 4 - 6tb. There is a ton that little box can do! I am currently looking at getting another one to backup to off site.
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On Apr 24, 2020, at 10:34 PM, Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi David,
Don't know if you've found a replacement yet, but I've been very happy with
my Synology NAS, even though it's either their entry-level line or close to
it. I know they have a lot of models with 4 bays or more. Can't answer
whether they offer the other features you mentioned. This is my second
NAS, BTW, after a really disappointing experience with WD's Live Book Duo
NAS.
- Dan
On Sun, Apr 5, 2020 at 4:36 PM David Gibbs via PcTech <
pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Folks:
My ancient ReadyNAS NV+ has finally give up its ghost.
I’m looking for something to replace it.
I need at least 4 bays, failure protection, time machine support, and
obviously windows & Mac file share support.
I’d prefer to get something disk less, so I can start out small and
increase storage as I need. Ideally a product that can support different
disk sizes and use all the space available.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
David
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