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found a good open source remote networking project, I installed it on my NAS to achieve remote access to the entire LAN, using computers and mobile phones is no problem, it feels good to use, all functions are free. The front-end time also uses other networking products, either the experience is not good, or there are functions to charge, such as accessing the LAN to be charged, I even UPS (to create N100 Feiniu NAS "true uninterruptible power supply": old notebook battery resurrection, power off 0 seconds switch、......

As an amateur DIY enthusiast who "wants to dismantle everything and brush everything", I have always regarded "picking up garbage for 0 yuan" as a belief. goal this time: to completely transform the gray Feiniu NAS (actually an N100 small host that has flashed fnOS) into a private cloud disk that can be accessed anytime and anywhere, automatically backed up, and can also be used as a film and television library, with zero new costs throughout the process. countless nights of stepping on the pit and writing notes, and finally succeeded, condensing the whole process into this practical post of "Xiaobai can also copy homework", welcome to prostitution together! ...

NAS (network-attached storage) is a device specifically designed to store and share data, and it can be connected to a network, allowing multiple users to access and share files stored in it simultaneously. The main functions of a NAS include file storage, file sharing, data backup and recovery, and more. NAS can store various types of files such as photos, music, documents, etc. It can provide large storage space to meet users' data storage needs. The NAS can also connect to the network, allowing users to ask and share the documents stored on it across different devices......

1. Don't rush to buy it, ask yourself three questions first: Baidu/Alibaba Netdisk really can't satisfy you? - If the "speed limit" only appears occasionally and you rarely fill your phone with 4K disks, then it is the most cost-effective to continue using cloud disks. Is there a rigid need for 24 hours to turn on? - I only watch movies on weekends, my computer is turned off for 5 days, and my NAS is eating dust 90% of the time. How much tuition are you willing to pay for "data sovereignty"? - Not only hard drive money, but also when you get up in the middle of the night to repair the array, flash the router firmware, and ask the operator for a public IP address......

1. Think clearly first: What can NAS help you Core just need Automatic backup of mobile phones/computers, no loss of photos Take files at any time when you go out, no need to bring a USB flash drive AI albums are automatically classified, find baby photos in 3 seconds Bonus items (can be ignored for the time being) 4K film and television wall, surveillance video, music and comic server Docker, virtual machine, AI training station Conclusion: First solve the two rigid needs of "backup + access at any time", and then talk about others. 2. How to choose a brand? In a word: Whoever buys with peace of mind is pure novice, just want to "plug in......