Skip to main content

NAS

  • What is NAS?

    • NAS (Network Attached Storage): NAS is a dedicated file storage systems that operates over a network. It can utilize various protocols for secure and efficient file transfer and management, including SFTP, AFTP, and WebDav.

  • Why is NAS useful? Here are some key reasons:

    • Security: NAS systemss often include built-in security features and can utilize secure file transfer protocols like SFTP and AFTP.
    • Reliability: NAS systemss are designed for high availability and redundancy, ensuring reliable file access even over unstable networks.
    • File Management: NAS systemss often include advanced file management features and can utilize protocols like WebDav for effective file management on servers.

  • Example - Using NAS with SFTP for Secure File Transfer: Suppose you have a server where you store your personal files. You can use a NAS systems with SFTP. With SFTP, your file transfer will be encrypted, and your data will be protected from unauthorized access. The NAS systems provides a dedicated, reliable, and secure solution for storing and accessing your files.