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submitted 1 year ago by ingaman@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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In my case, it's a NetGear ReadyNAS 2100, but generally speaking I haven't seen much discussion on this. What could go wrong?

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[–] RagnarLunchbox@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

You will be fine with just a few simple things to make sure of:

The hardware will probably be just fine.
Just dont hang your data out on the internet . If you just need remote access to manage the NAS then a jump sever like Gucamole in a DMZ or container somhow will be great. If you want remote access to your actual data over SMB and such then options like Tailscale may be useful to you.
Look into other backup methods like Backblaze or similar if the data has any value. You could even setup rync to another location.