Halp NAS Help

[Coqui]

Are there any android apps for WHS?
Cant seem to find anything

http://www.dropbox.com/ ?

 

[fly]

Are there any android apps for WHS?
Cant seem to find anything

Looks like you can stream music from your WHS to your droid using SubSonic... Whatcha wanna do?

 

[Coqui]

Whatcha wanna do?

Wanna be hackers? Code crackers? Slackers

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Looks like you can stream music from your WHS to your droid using SubSonic... Whatcha wanna do?

access and distribute my furry porn collection while listening to my barry manilow mixes

 

[fly]

access and distribute my furry porn collection while listening to my barry manilow mixes

Well, once you setup your WHS website, you should be able access all that from the browser on your fone.

 

[JAXvillain]

access and distribute my furry porn collection while listening to my barry manilow mixes

I've got the complete christopher cross collection if you're interested

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

I've got the complete christopher cross collection if you're interested

Do you have the "Islands in the Stream" duet he did with Ringo Starr?

 

[JAXvillain]

Do you have the "Islands in the Stream" duet he did with Ringo Starr?

of course I do. I used to follow him on tour back in the day

 

[Coqui]

I've got the complete christopher cross collection if you're interested

Does it make you jump jump?

 

[JAXvillain]

Does it make you jump jump?

that was kriss kross, not christopher cross

 

[Coqui]

that was kriss kross, not christopher cross

I know. Why so serious all the time?

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Saaaaaaaiiiiilllling make me want to JUMP JUMP

 

[JAXvillain]

I know. Why so serious all the time?

I was using it as an excuse to post that incredibly touching song

 

[Josh]

I had bad results from a D-Link DNS-323 NAS device. I ended up selling it used at a loss. It was slow, would randomly kick out one of the drives from the array, and took forever to format the drives in any configuration (RAID-0 or RAID-1 or JBOD). I tried different firmware versions but couldn't get it reliable for basic drag and drop usage. I'd recommend staying away from that unit. I instead built out a full computer running windows 2000 pro. It's a solid box with a lot better i/o than the DNS-323 had. I rarely turn it on because the cpu fan is way too loud and the machine in general uses too much power.

 

[fly]

I instead built out a full computer running windows 2000 pro. I rarely turn it on because the cpu fan is way too loud and the machine in general uses too much power.

Well thats convenient.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

yeah wtf
The machine I have has really quiet fans on it
You can barely hear it running once the cover in on it

 

[Josh]

At the time I was broke and all I had to use to replace it were spare parts. Sure, I'd like to build out a proper low power, small footprint NAS, but it ain't in the cards right now. I've got other expenses to deal with. Also, I'd rather have a NAS that doesn't run WHS. All I want from a NAS is file storage. Don't need any other bells and whistles, that I can do much better on a desktop computer.

 

[fly]

At the time I was broke and all I had to use to replace it were spare parts. Sure, I'd like to build out a proper low power, small footprint NAS, but it ain't in the cards right now. I've got other expenses to deal with. Also, I'd rather have a NAS that doesn't run WHS. All I want from a NAS is file storage. Don't need any other bells and whistles, that I can do much better on a desktop computer.

Have you tried it? Its fucking slick dude and probably way more useful than you can imagine...

 

[Valve1138]

For $99 you really can't beat what whs has to offer. It's on Technet too if you have it.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

So it looks like verizon blocks port 80 on purpose so you cant run/access a server
Is there a simple way around this?