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Network Attached Storage (NAS)

Network Attached Storage (NAS) is a specialized storage solution that connects to a network and provides centralized file storage and sharing capabilities to multiple users and devices within that network. Benefits of using NAS devices

(File Sharing & Data backup and redundancy)

RAID Controller Health Check (NAS)

The health check is essential to detect and prevent potential issues that could lead to data loss or degraded performance. Here are some key aspects of a RAID controller health check:          

  • RAID Array Status

    • The health check should verify the overall status of the RAID array, ensuring that it is in a healthy and operational state. This involves checking for any failed or degraded drives, as well as the overall status of the RAID configuration (e.g., RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, etc.).​     

Backup Health Check (NAS)

The goal is to ensure that the data backups are reliable, up-to-date, and readily accessible in case of data loss, system failures, or other unforeseen events. Here are the key aspects of a backup health check for NAS:

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  • Backup Schedule: The health check should confirm that the backup schedule is configured appropriately to perform regular backups at the desired intervals. This includes checking the frequency of backups (e.g., daily, weekly), the time of backup execution, and any specific backup retention policies in place.

Antivirus & Anti-ransomware health check and updates (NAS)

An Antivirus & Anti-ransomware health check and updates in a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system involve ensuring that the antivirus and anti-ransomware software installed on the NAS is up to date, properly configured, and functioning effectively. This health check is crucial to protect the NAS and its stored data from malware threats, viruses, and ransomware attacks.
 

  • Software Update: Check for the latest updates and patches for the antivirus and anti-ransomware software. Keeping the software up to date is essential to ensure that it can detect and protect against the latest threats.

NAS Updates

In a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system update, the firmware or software of the NAS device is upgraded to the latest version.

  • Firmware/Software Check: The NAS checks for the availability of new firmware or software updates from the manufacturer. Some NAS devices may have built-in automatic update mechanisms that periodically check for updates, while others might require manual initiation.

Storage Health Check (NAS)

A storage health check in a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system involves assessing the overall health, performance, and reliability of the storage infrastructure within the NAS device. Here are the key aspects involved in a storage health check for a NAS system:

  • Storage Capacity: Verify the total storage capacity of the NAS and check how much storage space is currently used. Ensure that there is sufficient free space available to avoid data storage limitations

Ad Hoc Maintenance Services

In an ad hoc maintenance service, maintenance tasks and repairs are conducted in response to specific issues, failures, or urgent situations that require immediate attention.

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  • Managing folders access rights and policies in a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system involves controlling and configuring the permissions and security settings for individual folders or shared directories within the NAS. Here's a closer look at the key components of managing folder access rights and policies in a NAS:

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