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NAS / Synology-class storage
A NAS is shared storage on your network — files, backups, and sometimes media or camera footage. Done well, it is predictable capacity with permissions staff understand. Done poorly, it is a silent single disk waiting to fail.
Who it’s for
Studios, shops, and offices that need local shares, backup targets, or hybrid patterns alongside cloud tools.
Why this matters
Redundancy basics
RAID-ish layouts and spare capacity help, but they are not a backup. Off-box copies still matter.
Hybrid habits
Many shops mix NAS for heavy local files with cloud for collaboration. The win is knowing which system is authoritative for which work.
How we help
- Synology-class setup patterns sized for small teams
- Share layout and access hygiene
- Backup target planning that pairs with restore drills
- Documentation for the next visit or staff change
Common questions
What does this cover?
A NAS is shared storage on your network — files, backups, and sometimes media or camera footage. Done well, it is predictable capacity with permissions staff understand. Done poorly, it is a silent single disk waiting to fail.
Who is this for?
Studios, shops, and offices that need local shares, backup targets, or hybrid patterns alongside cloud tools.
Do you offer this in Orlando?
Yes. Orlando Web & IT is based in Central Florida. We support Orlando and nearby shops with NAS / Synology-class storage — remote when it is faster, on-site when a visit helps.
How do we start?
Use the form on this page or email sales@tabaconda.com with what you run today. We quote from a low-side starter after a quick look — no sales script.
Related tools & themes
NASSynology-classShares
Related DIY guides
- Backups You Can Restore: A Small-Business Checklist — Scheduled copies are not enough. What to back up, why off-box matters, and how a restore drill proves the chain works.