Wicked mate, prpblem is in my flat space. I dont have space for a PC I just got rid mine to buy a NAS box for storage.

Paul - I just built myself a RAID 'server' for £130, might be an alternative to what you've posted up so far?:

£29 - (eBay, used) PC tower base unit [AMD XP 1600, 256Mb RAM, 20Gb IDE HDD, 52x CD-ROM, 3.5" FDD, built in 10/100 LAN]
£5 - (eBay, used) 15" CRT monitor
£86 - (various places, brand new) 2x 250Gb SATA HDDs, RAID controller card, keyboard, mouse

The box also came with a genuine XP Pro COA so it also has genuine Windows on it too. :)

http://www.kikatek.com/product_info.php?products_id=60566&source=froogle

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=110306054497

Whats the difference between this one then? I know it has 4 disk, but what is the MEdia Server part? Bit Torrent and iTunes?

Any ideas?

It's superb...

FTP/SMB etc. and BT is very useful.

and ? works well ?

Got one of these a few days ago...

2x 1TB Western Digital drives from ebuyer, and a Tsunami e-data 3500 BT from www.digitalpromo.co.uk

they are both x2 1TB hard drives.

BTS are so expensive tho!!

Option 2 is better than option 1.

Option 1 has only a 10/100 network card whereas 2 has gigbit (ignoring the fact it's twice as much storage too).

Envizage are ok, I bought a 1Tb external drive a few weeks back, no prolems with it. So I'd guess their NAS' will be good, but personally I'd get a Buffalo Terastation.

Any one got one of these?

I need one as I have allot of things that cant afford to loose and I dont wont to wait until something happens before I protect that.

I am considering these two as I dont want to spend a fortune. Any one had any experience with these?

Thanks in advanced :look:

Raid1 NS Option1

Raid1 NS Option2

[Edited on 09-11-2008 by Pablo]