NAS storage
Your own cloud, at home or in the office
A NAS is a small server with several drives that connects to your router. All your devices store their files on it and you can reach them from your phone or computer, wherever you are.
With RAID, the drives work together so your files stay safe even if one fails. No monthly fees and your data under your control.
For anyone who wants their own cloud
For home
The whole family's photos, videos and documents in one place, with automatic phone backup and access from anywhere.
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Your projects, invoices and client files kept safe, with automatic backups of your computers.
For businesses
Shared folders per department, per-user permissions and secure access for remote workers, with no per-user fees.
View the serviceThe RAID that best protects your data
We choose the RAID level based on the number of drives, the space you need and how important your files are.
The drives keep an identical mirrored copy of your files. If one fails, everything is still on the other.
Ideal for: 2-bay NAS for home
Spreads data and parity across all drives. It survives one drive failure and makes better use of space.
Ideal for: 4-bay NAS
Double parity: your files stay safe even if two drives fail at once.
Ideal for: Large volumes and critical data
Combines mirroring and striping: more speed, and it survives the failure of one drive in each pair.
Ideal for: Databases and virtual machines
RAID protects against a drive failure, but it does not replace a backup. That is why we also schedule automatic backups and an off-site copy.
Your NAS, ready to use from day one
Drives and RAID
We fit the drives and create the volume with the RAID that best protects your data.
Users and folders
A folder for each person or department, and each user only reaches their own.
Automatic phone backup
Your phone's photos and videos are saved to the NAS automatically, without paying for more cloud space.
Computer backups
We schedule automatic backups of your computers to the NAS.
Secure remote access
Reach your files from your phone or laptop wherever you are, over an encrypted connection.
3-2-1 off-site copy
We add an off-site cloud copy to follow the 3-2-1 rule and protect your data against failures or ransomware.
Synology, QNAP and Asustor
From 2-bay NAS for home to 8-bay or all-SSD units. These are some of the models we work with.
Synology
Very easy-to-use DSM system, with apps for photos, backups and video.
Synology DS223j
2 bays
Synology DS925+
4 bays + 2 M.2 NVMe slots
Synology DS1823xs+
8 bays + 2 M.2 NVMe slots
QNAP
Powerful, expandable units with plenty of multimedia options.
QNAP TS-233
2 bays
QNAP TS-464-8G
4 bays and 8 GB of RAM
QNAP TS-473A-8G
4 bays + 2 M.2 NVMe slots
Asustor
ADM system and a very wide range: from 2-bay NAS for home to NVMe SSD-only models.
Asustor Drivestor 2 Lite
2 bays
Asustor Lockerstor 4 Gen2
4 bays + 4 M.2 NVMe slots
Asustor Flashstor 6 Gen2
6 M.2 NVMe slots
How we prepare your NAS
We work out the space
We look at how many files you have and how much they will grow to choose the NAS and drives.
We choose the NAS and RAID
We recommend the Synology, QNAP or Asustor model and the RAID that best fit your use and budget.
We configure it
We prepare the NAS in our workshop: drives, RAID, users, folders and automatic backups.
Ready to use
We hand it over ready to plug in. For businesses, we leave it running in your offices.
Frequently asked questions about NAS storage
What is a NAS?
A NAS is a small server with one or more drives that connects to your router. All your devices store their files on it and you can reach them from anywhere: it is your own private cloud.
What is the difference between a NAS and a paid cloud?
With a NAS you pay for the unit and drives once, with no monthly fees, and your files stay at your home or office, under your control.
Is RAID a backup?
No. RAID protects against a drive failure, but not against deletion, a virus or theft. That is why we also schedule automatic backups and an off-site copy.
How many bays do I need?
For home, a 2-bay NAS in RAID 1 is usually enough. With 4 bays or more you can use RAID 5, 6 or 10 and have more room to grow.
Do you come to install it at home?
We do not provide home visits. We prepare the NAS in our workshop and hand it over ready to plug into your router. For businesses, we leave it running in your offices.
Which brands do you work with?
Synology, QNAP and Asustor, and also other brands such as TerraMaster or WD depending on your budget.
Shall we build your own cloud?
Tell us what you want to store and how many people will use it, and we will recommend the NAS and RAID that fit best.
