NAS stands for “Network Attached Storage.” Network Attached Storage (NAS) is a file-based storage system connected to a network that allows multiple users and devices to store, retrieve, and share files from a centralized device. Unlike traditional direct-attached storage (DAS), which is directly connected to a computer, NAS operates as an independent unit accessible over a local area network (LAN) or even remotely over the internet. By providing a single storage hub for a network, NAS streamlines data access, backup, and management, making it especially useful for businesses and home users who need flexible, scalable, and collaborative storage solutions.
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Designed for nearly 200TB of storage space*, up to 64GB of expandable memory, a 10GbE Ethernet port, and video outputs up to 8K, NASync is great for any high-speed storage, upload/download, and entertainment needs.
Firewall, IP Block Management, WAF, Anti-DDOS protection, HTTPS encryption proction are only a few of the safety mechanisms used to protect your data.
The UGOS PRO operating system focuses on usability and secure storage; all with an emphasis on simplified operations, diversity of software, and strong system performance.
The App Center provides all sorts of apps for file management, entertainment, and collaboration to name a few.