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I was wondering is someone knows about a low end NAS drive that I could do replication from the office to another unit of the same located in my house, something reliable but not at an enterprise level and high cost, I must say also that monitoring of the replication or alerts would be essential, that's why I'm posting this question here, to learn from others experiences.<br />
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Cheers
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I was wondering is someone knows about a low end NAS drive that I could do replication from the office to another unit of the same located in my house, something reliable but not at an enterprise level and high cost, I must say also that monitoring of the replication or alerts would be essential, that's why I'm posting this question here, to learn from others experiences.

Cheers

NAS driver for offsite replication needed.

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