This hands-on feature on how to set up and use a NAS device for home and office storage uses the new TerraMaster's F4 SSD, an ultra-quiet and secure home NAS solution.
Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs.The TerraMaster F4 SSD is a compact four-bay NAS device which takes NVMe SSDs and has a 5GbpsFor the past 30 years, I’ve been using Apple Macs for all my work. I admit I was once a PC user, but those dark days are behind me ever since a dear friend pointed me in the right direction back in the 1990s.
TerraMaster is a company specializing in data storage solutions and the company has just announced the release of its next-generation home data center or NAS. Theis a flash memory home data hub that runs silently in the background, ready to back up your data in case your computer crashes or it can be used to store data that needs to be accessed by many people.
The F4 SSD NAS can be set up for multiple users, which means it could be handy for an office where everyone needs access to a central store of resources and data. Thanks to some advanced specifications, the F4 SSD can handle large file transfers and remote external network calls. For example, you could be anywhere in the world and still be able to log into your cloud storage on the F4 SSD with a “zero-lag, zero-wait” experience.
The TerraMaster F4 SSD has local encryption and can be used to replace cloud storage on platforms like iCloud or Dropbox. This can save the user money, but could also grant them sovereignty over their data. The F4 SSD can even reduce or eliminate reliance on traditional cloud storage by using local hardware encryption and account isolation technology.TerraMaster F4 SSD
Another useful feature on the F4 SSD is something called CloudSync. This can support Google Drive, OneDrive, Amazon S3, Dropbox and other major cloud platforms, enabling bidirectional data synchronization between your NAS and the cloud platforms, providing another level of local backup of data stored in the cloud.
For anyone not used to setting up and running a NAS, the F4 SSD does require a little study and some knowledge of the principles of NAS architecture. It’s not confusing, but a little understanding of the foundations helps. I would love for TerraMaster to publish a simple beginner’s explainer showing each step of the process and explaining what the TOS applications can do.Centralized Backup System
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