What do you store on your NAS?

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Hey All,

Having owned a NAS for a while now i'm starting to fill it up (it's only got 2x 250GB HD Raid) and I was thinking do i really need some of the stuff that's on there to be kept as a back up.

I currently store;

"D:\My Pictures"
"D:\My Music"
"D:\My Videos"
"D:\My Downloads"
"D:\Word"
"D:\Excel"
"D:\PDF"

Now i think i can do anyway with "My Music" as i don't download any music and if i do i make a CD for it.

And "My Downloads" I have loads of stuff in here 3-4 versions of some software but wouldn't it be easier to just download it again if i need it?

So what does everyone else keep on their NAS? Discuss...

James
 
I have my music on there so I can stream it to the internet radion in the kitchen and a backup of my main PC.
 
divx movies, archive of unedited HD video from my camcorder, archive of unedited RAW pictures from my dslr, music and backup of my pc and laptop.

Well, that's what i'll put on the NAS when i finally get round to building or buying one! :)
 
I've got 2 shares, 1 for general backups of profiles and docs then other advertised as a media share full of family pictures, music and videos which get streamed to the PS3.
 
Backup of my important documents off my Windows PC (via robocopy) and important documents and my Aperture/iPhoto library off my MacBook via ChronoSync.

The rest is taken up by Movies, Software, TV Series, Music and Audiobooks.

Running on FreeNAS in a Virtual Machine running on VMWare Server for extra geek points.
 
my entire personal data backed up. about 4TB of data per year on average.

personal projects
projects (including archives and on-hold/abandoned)
photos
reference library
resource library (for now, moving this onto another drive)
stock
mp3s
project management
network dump
 
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