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Does anyone know if the LSI 9207 8i can do that? I assume it can.

I've read that I need to be sure my HBA Card can do SMART reporting, but I didn't see that explicitly mentioned anywhere in the product specs.

If I'm going to be reading/writing large video files (for editing or viewing), should I disable compression in FreeNAS? How about encryption?.

Is the Xenon D-1518 sufficient for 4-6 1080p / H.264 Plex streams simultaneously?.

If I have OpenVPN running PIA through a separate machine, what is the easiest way to have qBittorent on the NAS route all traffic through the VPN? Would it be easier to host the OpenVPN client on the NAS instead? If so, how would I configure that with separate dockers involved?.

Storage for personal documents, photos and videos-this directory will be the only directory backed up to the cloud via CrashPlan.

NextCloud for sharing occasional documents, photographs, etc.

qBittorrent client (masked through PIA VPN via OpenVPN).

Plex Media Server with 4-6 transcode streams simultaneously (1 local, upto 5 external).HDD(S) 6x WD Red 6TB 3.5" 7200RPM HDD $202.40 each $1,214.40 (WD has a great deal on these with a.Case U-NAS NSC-810 Case, Mini-ITX, hot swappable 8-bays $209.99.OS Boot SUPERMICRO SSD-DM032-PHI SATA DOM (SuperDOM) $76.44.ECC RAM Samsung 32GB (1 x 32GB) Registered DDR4-2133 Memory $285.00.MoBo & CPU Supermicro X10SDV-4C-TLN2F Mini ITX & Xeon D-1518 $478.99.These graphics depict how I plan to do that and should hopefully help frame any advice you have. I’ve come a long ways since then, have several lessons learned, and am ready to build a dedicated NAS while converting the existing HTPC hardware into an Ubuntu server. This was built 5 years ago when it was easiest for me to learn concepts in the Windows environment. Brian Moses' Build Guide Mod note: DO NOT trust this idiotĪpplication & Data Visualization (As-is and To-be): I currently have an HTPC/NAS/Server all-in-one running on a Windows 7 box.Resources I've Already Consulted: I don't claim to have mastery of any of this, but I've read through a lot of the resources on (and off) this forum prior to posting. Based on the linked visualization, hardware list, and contextual information below, I’d like your feedback as to whether what I’m planning makes sense, or if there is a smarter way to go about things. Wherever possible, I want to let the NAS be a NAS and offload applications and services to a separate Ubuntu server, but I’m learning that it makes more sense to keep certain applications directly on the NAS. Summary: I plan on building a NAS and using FreeNAS v10 (whenever it is released) to control 24 usable terabytes of space (RAIDZ2, 6X6TB).