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  • You don’t actually need a NAS. You can install in an old hardware you have and it will work just fine.

    However things may become short in space quickly, cause video needs a lot of storage. So if you want to host many video files, I would recommend at least high capacity HDs. A NAS would be the perfect setting, but not always we can do perfect settings.

    What I suggest however, is to be sure that your network settings (router, mainly) support streaming, cause if your router sucks, you’ll not only become frustrated soon with the streaming, but all your connection with internet in general may become degraded.

    Also, you can start small, with a small server with internet HD, and then adjust and implement NAS in the future. It’s an easy task.

    You may wanna take a look at Jellyfin as well



  • Will you let the fortune tell if your network is safe or not?

    Why don’t configure your nftables, iptables, UFW, firewalld or whatever to be redundant? It’s not like it consumes much more resources from your system

    Maybe there is an exploit to your router that enables the hacker to access your full network. Maybe there is a glitch in your router that bypass the NAT. Maybe someone can access other devices from another source rather than the router connection (for example, it connects properly into the service, but this service has a flaw that allow full control over your network).

    If a device is connect to the internet, it is somehow vulnerable. The safest machine is that one disconnected from the internet and preferably turned off.