TerraMaster

  The U4-423 and U8-423 storage servers feature the TerraMaster iSCSI. This allows the storage servers to support VMware vSphere and Windows Hyper-V virtualization storage solutions. More info: https://sourl.cn/Vze7x7 #TerraMaster #ISCSI #Storage #RackmountNAS

  The TerraMaster U4-423 and U8-423 are configured with two 2.5 GbE interfaces, the transmission speed can reach 283 MB/s (Seagate IronWolf 18TB x 4, RAID 0). Link Aggregation provides a combined bandwidth of 5Gbps, this provides a cost-effective solution for multi-user and high-concurrent file access. Furthermore, the U4-423 and U8-423 have a dedicated M.2 slot for NVMe SSD to SSD caching to boost performance. More info: https://sourl.cn/Vze7x7 #TerraMaster #Bandwidth #Aggregation #Extension

  Compared to our previous-generation rackmount servers, the U4-423 and U8-423 are equipped with an Intel Celeron N5105/5095 quad-core processor with 2.0 GHz and maximum turbo to 2.9 GHz. Both are also configured with 4GB of DDR4 memory, upgradeable up to 32GB. More info： https://sourl.cn/Vze7x7 #TerraMaster #NAS #Intel #Rackmount

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  The F2-423 and F4-423 runs on the TerraMaster TOS 4.2.30, an operating system developed based on Linux. Both TNAS devices supports the latest TOS 5 which can be updated for free. TOS provides professional storage management functions including network management, permission management, storage management, and resource. Numerous apps are also available on the TOS App Store. More info: https://sourl.cn/tzZWnX #TerraMaster #TOS #Linux #NAS

  The TerraMaster F2-423 and F4-423 are configured with two 2.5 GbE interfaces and supports Link Aggregation of up to 5Gbps of combined bandwidth, perfect for multi-user, high-concurrent file access. The linear data transmission speed can reach 283 MB/s (Seagate IronWolf 18TB, RAID 0). More info: https://sourl.cn/tzZWnX #TerraMaster #Aggregation #5Gbps #nas

  The TerraMaster F2-423 and F4-423 uses a Jasper Lake Intel Celeron N5105/5095 2.0GHz quad-core processor a maximum turbo of 2.9 GHz. Compared to the previous generation models, the F2-423 and F4-423 delivers 50% improvement in handling high-load workflows, 37% faster file and photo retrieval, 35% improvement in database response time, and 40% faster webpage PHP response speeds. More info: https://sourl.cn/tzZWnX #TerraMaster #NAS #Intel #CPU

  1. Open Time Machine preferences from the Time Machine menu in the menu bar. Or choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Time Machine. 2. Click and Select TDAS as the Backup Disk. More info: https://sourl.cn/P5Ergd #TerraMaster #TimaMachine #Mac #NAS #Backup

  1. Open System Preferences on Mac Desktop> Time Machine; 2. Select TNAS as the backup disk; 3. Select "Registered User" at "Connect As", then enter your TNAS username and password. More info: https://sourl.cn/P5Ergd #TerraMaster #Mac #Apple #NAS

  1. Go to TOS desktop> Backup > Time Machine > Settings 2. Check “Enable Time Machine Service” 3. Set “Backup Path” 4. Enter the storage space limitation for Time Machine. If you need more space, you can enter 0 (indicating no limitation); 5. Set "Authorized User". Users who are not on the "Authorized User" list will not be able to use this feature; 6. Click "Apply". More info: https://sourl.cn/P5Ergd #TerraMaster #NAS #DAS #TimeMachine

  1. Install the Snapshot application from the Applications application center. 2. Run the application and select Snapshots. 3. Select a shared folder and click Settings. 4.Enable the snapshot schedule More info: https://sourl.cn/4LgEQ2 #TerraMaster #Shapshot #Application #NAS

  You should only use an administrator account to manage the server itself. No matter what type of application you use, there are generally two scenarios for data storage: 1. You are accessing data stored directly on the server. 2. You store a copy of the data on the server. More info: https://sourl.cn/4LgEQ2 #TerraMaster #NAS #Date #DateStorgae

  Automatic blocking is an excellent way to combat brute force attacks. It will stop guessing after a certain number of attempts. If the user’ name uses the wrong password for the specified number of times, the account protection will automatically temporarily lock the account. More info: https://sourl.cn/4LgEQ2 #TerraMaster #DateSecurity #NAS #Ransomware