issue55:tutohomeserver
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issue55:tutohomeserver [2011/11/30 10:59] – créée fredphil91 | issue55:tutohomeserver [2012/01/29 18:34] (Version actuelle) – andre_domenech | ||
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- | My home “server” is the WLX-652 NAS which is equipped with two USB 2.0 ports, built in BitTorrent client, and supports NTFS and EXT2/3. It is a simple device using an ARM processor and has its USB ports on the back. It consumes about 3 watts in use, and is completely silent. | + | **My home “server” is the WLX-652 NAS which is equipped with two USB 2.0 ports, built in BitTorrent client, and supports NTFS and EXT2/3. It is a simple device using an ARM processor and has its USB ports on the back. It consumes about 3 watts in use, and is completely silent. |
I have it connected to USB hubs, and from there I share my printer (Canon iP4200) and my USB HDDs to all the machines on the network, and it's flashed with Snake OS (http:// | I have it connected to USB hubs, and from there I share my printer (Canon iP4200) and my USB HDDs to all the machines on the network, and it's flashed with Snake OS (http:// | ||
- | //nas/TV / | + | |
- | nas is the name of the “server” | + | Mon « serveur maison » est le NAS WLX-652 qui est équipé de deux ports USB 2.0, d'un client BitTorrent intégré, et qui prend en charge NTFS et EXT2/3. C'est un dispositif simple utilisant un processeur ARM, avec les ports USB à l' |
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+ | Il est connecté à des concentrateurs (hub) USB, avec lesquels je partage mon imprimante (Canon iP4200) et mes disques durs USB avec toutes les machines sur le réseau, et il est flashé avec Snake OS (http:// | ||
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+ | //nas/TV / | ||
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+ | **nas is the name of the “server” | ||
TV is one of the shares (containing my TV episodes to watch) | TV is one of the shares (containing my TV episodes to watch) | ||
then there is the folder it is shared to (TV in my home folder) | then there is the folder it is shared to (TV in my home folder) | ||
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I use the FTP functionality to allow me to save files from my Android phone to the server using a wireless connection. Similarly, the printer is just connected to using the Print Server option in the “Add new printer” wizard - with the address of nas to show all the connected printers. Then the correct driver is installed as normal. | I use the FTP functionality to allow me to save files from my Android phone to the server using a wireless connection. Similarly, the printer is just connected to using the Print Server option in the “Add new printer” wizard - with the address of nas to show all the connected printers. Then the correct driver is installed as normal. | ||
- | For someone who has several external drives, this is a simple and clean way of sharing them to all the PCs without needing to share folders on the PCs, and allows them to be powered and accessible all the time. The only downside to using this low-power server is, the network speed is quite LOW. (1Mb/s write and 2Mb/s reading) - however the speed is sufficient to stream 720p movies to my media player for watching on my TV. For transferring large files, I tend to remove them from the NAS and plug directly into the PC to be transferred from. But the cost/power saving make this ideal for my normal working environment. | + | For someone who has several external drives, this is a simple and clean way of sharing them to all the PCs without needing to share folders on the PCs, and allows them to be powered and accessible all the time. The only downside to using this low-power server is, the network speed is quite LOW. (1Mb/s write and 2Mb/s reading) - however the speed is sufficient to stream 720p movies to my media player for watching on my TV. For transferring large files, I tend to remove them from the NAS and plug directly into the PC to be transferred from. But the cost/power saving make this ideal for my normal working environment.** |
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+ | nas est le nom du « serveur » | ||
+ | TV est l'un des partages (contenant les épisodes TV à regarder) | ||
+ | suivi du nom du dossier dans lequel il est partagé (TV dans mon dossier personnel) | ||
+ | puis le type (CIFS), et | ||
+ | certaines « options » pour le rendre accessible en écriture sur tous les PC. | ||
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+ | Sinon vous pouvez simplement utiliser Réseau dans Nautilus pour naviguer parmi les partages ; je voulais qu'ils soient montés automatiquement quand je me connecte à un PC. | ||
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+ | J' | ||
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+ | Pour quelqu' |
issue55/tutohomeserver.1322647153.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2011/11/30 10:59 de fredphil91