Info Photoshooting: show your NAS

[SynoMan]

Where do you have your NAS? In a server rack? On a bookshelf? On a table? In the kitchen? Hopefully not in the bathroom.

You can photo your NAS or your entire network system and upload images.

Please upload your images in the Media gallery:

Now we have a Media gallery on SynoForum. Please upload your images there:

Media

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For help check:

Guide - Media gallery

In the Media gallery you can find useful videos, images of home networks from our members and other related stuff. You can comment and rate media items, add a note or tag a user. You can even create a personal album with privacy settings, for instance, to show your album only to registered...

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[Rusty]

These are my 718 and 918 atm in a temporary location next to my network cabinet. They will soon be moving into a 42U rack server with the rest of the RS boys as soon as I make room in my basement and get one 19” shelf for them as well.


This is from the time when I had 412 and 918 in my old flat. Above them was 1900 AC and an OWC small single 2,5” USB3 enclosure that I use from time to time.


These are my rack RS and expansion bad boys

 

[wwwampy]

Here is my NAS, UPS and router, behind the TV Well, don't know where exactly to put them.

 

[jeyare]

in safe place

 

[fredbert]

Scanning for geo-location tags right now

 

[SynoMan]

Scanning for geo-location tags right now

Not much to see.

 

[fredbert]

I would show a photo of my NAS but both are obscured. Stuck in a corner with a shelf of WD Elements/myBooks in front and above, and a shelf of old Iomega/Lenovo ix2 NAS and eSata drive in front and below.

 

[SynoMan]

Time to tidy up

 

[fredbert]

That *is* tidy!

 

[Dr_Frankenstein]

My main 1815+ and the DX513 are sitting under my TV plugged into a Cyber Power UPS. My old 412+ is living in the bottom shelf of my PC desk under my main PC. There is a Raspberry Pi Zero W sitting on top which is running PiHole.

 

[fredbert]

I could swing approval for the surround amp under the TV and the ‘why do we need Blu-Ray? DVD’s good enough’ player ... but I’m pretty certain a NAS with a 13 disk RAID is probably well out of my charm levels

 

[WST16]

I would show a photo of my NAS but both are obscured. Stuck in a corner with a shelf of WD Elements/myBooks in front and above, and a shelf of old Iomega/Lenovo ix2 NAS and eSata drive in front and below.

Yes, I can see it. A word is worth a thousand pictures

 

[WST16]

Not into these beauty contests, but here they are above my bookshelf.

Say what? The two white Ethernet cables? Yes OF COURSE they ARE temporary– this is meant for my wife to read

That little guy (the 118) is running mail, web and DNS servers in addition to Calendar and Hyper Backup. Very impressive.

Hidden in the back (right) out of sight is the UPS with many connections. I think it’s going to blow up any day now!

That thing in the middle is a StarTech dock. The one before it blew up!

 

[SynoMan]

Now we have a Media gallery on SynoForum. Please upload your images there:

Media

www.synoforum.com

For help check:

Guide - Media gallery

In the Media gallery you can find useful videos, images of home networks from our members and other related stuff. You can comment and rate media items, add a note or tag a user. You can even create a personal album with privacy settings, for instance, to show your album only to registered...

www.synoforum.com

 

[Vista]

My DS120J under my desk. Used for backups, plex, and a local DNS server.

 

[jeyare]

@Vista, the photo seems to be like from Operation Desert Storm

 

[Siewert_JR]

Give it a try... ;-)

In my fusebox closet you'll find the following:

• DS218J
• APC 700 UPS
• 2 Raspberry Pi running their root from a external 2.5" HDD - 1. Home Automation 2. PiHole/VPN server
• Default provider Modem/router
• 5 port network switch
• HP Wireless printer

Installed a fans on the UPS/Raspberry Pi's due to the small space and heat in the summer.
Fusebox is located in my pantry where i also installed a fan to draw fresh air in.
All controled by a z-wave plug switched on/off according heat and humidity threshold.
UPS can keep this pantry setup running for almost 1.5hr.

 

[Rusty]

Just a reminder for all the members, we have a media section for all these nice photos here: Media