1. What is the difference between NAS and DAS storage?
A NAS connects to a local network and can be accessed by several computers and other devices. A DAS system connects directly to one computer through USB, Thunderbolt or another interface and is suitable when fast direct data transfer is the main priority.
2. How many drive bays should my NAS have?
A one- or two-bay model is often sufficient for personal use and smaller archives. Photographers, video creators and businesses should consider systems with four or more bays for greater capacity, additional RAID options and easier future expansion.
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