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<blockquote data-quote="whistlingpete" data-source="post: 211545" data-attributes="member: 16781"><p>A number of drives and drive enclosures today are network ready (NAS) and all you have to do is plug them into your network with a CAT 5 network cable. They are network aware and addressable on the network just like printer or another network pc. I just added an 8 port switch to my home system directly off my AT&T Uverse modem/router. I've connected a network printer and next will be a network storage drive the entire fam cam use for general storage or to back up their local systems.</p><p></p><p>Wither it be at home or office if you have a spare port on your router or network switch the NAS drive is a better way to go and everybody can access it. Start off with at least 1 or 2 TB.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whistlingpete, post: 211545, member: 16781"] A number of drives and drive enclosures today are network ready (NAS) and all you have to do is plug them into your network with a CAT 5 network cable. They are network aware and addressable on the network just like printer or another network pc. I just added an 8 port switch to my home system directly off my AT&T Uverse modem/router. I've connected a network printer and next will be a network storage drive the entire fam cam use for general storage or to back up their local systems. Wither it be at home or office if you have a spare port on your router or network switch the NAS drive is a better way to go and everybody can access it. Start off with at least 1 or 2 TB. [/QUOTE]
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