Best forums for networking, setting up servers
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Best forums for networking, setting up servers
Hi,
I was wondering what would be the best forums for computer/networking stuff? I am thinking of doing a DIY NAS and backup server and am wondering what is the best place to post, look.
Many thanks!
I was wondering what would be the best forums for computer/networking stuff? I am thinking of doing a DIY NAS and backup server and am wondering what is the best place to post, look.
Many thanks!
#2



Join Date: Jan 2000
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http://forum.openwrt.org/ ??? Depends on whether you want to do this in Linux or Windows, etc, etc.
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#5
Join Date: Aug 2005
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For NAS I'd recommend FreeNas which is a BSD based server www.freenas.org. If you have an old computer laying around you can run FreeNas from a CD with the settings saved on a floppy.
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This isn't even shameless anymore... I so rarely ever update this site that the advice is effectively worth what it costs (nothing)...nevertheless, here's a post on FreeNAS
http://www.archatechs.com/files/freenas.html
Ubunutu Linux has one of the most active communities out there - good place for all kinds of info.
IRC, particularly the FreeNode network has tons of "channels" (IE Chat rooms) for anything technical related (#networking , #hardware, #linuxhelp, #windows...)
And of course, you can always ask here! I'm always impressed with how knowledgeable our little FT community is.
http://www.archatechs.com/files/freenas.html
Ubunutu Linux has one of the most active communities out there - good place for all kinds of info.
IRC, particularly the FreeNode network has tons of "channels" (IE Chat rooms) for anything technical related (#networking , #hardware, #linuxhelp, #windows...)
And of course, you can always ask here! I'm always impressed with how knowledgeable our little FT community is.

