I'm building a home media server. It will serve movies, music, etc, and also act as a web server for just my personal use. Is there really a need to get a $$ server motherboard for it? I got a ...

I want to implement some form of redundancy on my home file server, as I have none currently. My current configuration is as follows:Pirmary Master: 120 GB HDDPrimary Slave: 80 GB HDDSecondary ...

A home server is a device that provides data access 24 hours a day. They are typically used for three things: data access, backup, and media storage (think more video than MP3 files). The data ...

What good is a file server if you can't store files on it? Uh, huh. Microsoft has posted a Knowledge Base article, KB946676, which warns of file corruption issues with Windows Home Server. 'When ...

Learn how to build a powerful home server with Proxmox, ZFS, and containers. Perfect for media, file sharing, and virtualization tasks.

Enter Copyparty, a one-file, one-language file server that's installed in seconds, and gives you local access to the device it's installed on from any device with a web browser on your home network.

Set up your PC as a home or small business server to save time, money and storage space while sharing your data across multiple PCs and mobile devices.

If you have a lot of data—photos, movies, backups, or other files—a home server is a great way to keep them all in one place for use throughout your house. The Fractal Design Node 804 is my ...

In today’s digital age, managing and centralizing your data and services is becoming increasingly important. Whether you're looking to store your media files, run your own personal cloud, or host ...

Dear Lifehacker, I'm ready to take the plunge and build my own home server , but I'm not sure which route I should take. I've seen guides for FreeNA ...

A home file server is a computer that's used as digital file storage for other computers. Turning your old MacBook Pro into one makes a lot of sense for repurposing reasons.

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