Hello,
I am trying to finalize on which route I would go in regards to a NAS build and would like to know if FreeNAS has the Capabilities to do the following list I have below:
I would like to know if there is a solution/plugin with FreeNAS where she would be able to mount the Network Drive to her MAC Pro and use iPhoto and iTunes as if the network drive were a hard drive on her Mac Pro?
I am thinking of using a Synology device however I am researching the same question for Synology. Unless I am misinformed I am assuming the rest of the list should be easily handled by FreeNAS, is this a correct statement?
I have done some limited programming and work in a Linux environment, but I still consider my self a relatively new user. Is FreeNAS stable enough that I wouldn't have to invest a significant amount of time fixing issues? I know new issues come up but once I get it running it wouldn't be something I have to work on every night, is that correct statement, at least based on my usage model?
Thanks
I am trying to finalize on which route I would go in regards to a NAS build and would like to know if FreeNAS has the Capabilities to do the following list I have below:
- Automated/Easy software upgrades for FreeNAS
- Automated Computer Back ups at Night
- Emby support for Media storage and HD Viewing of Movies
- Native Mac OS support
- Meaning iPhoto Support and iTunes support
- Remote Login Support
- Webpage Support
I would like to know if there is a solution/plugin with FreeNAS where she would be able to mount the Network Drive to her MAC Pro and use iPhoto and iTunes as if the network drive were a hard drive on her Mac Pro?
I am thinking of using a Synology device however I am researching the same question for Synology. Unless I am misinformed I am assuming the rest of the list should be easily handled by FreeNAS, is this a correct statement?
I have done some limited programming and work in a Linux environment, but I still consider my self a relatively new user. Is FreeNAS stable enough that I wouldn't have to invest a significant amount of time fixing issues? I know new issues come up but once I get it running it wouldn't be something I have to work on every night, is that correct statement, at least based on my usage model?
Thanks