Ugreen NAS, JOB vs RAID and BTRFS vs EXT4 , UgreenLink Remote from Outside

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_bpAhKT1gk

 

JBOD, which stands for "Just a Bunch Of Disks," is a storage architecture that uses multiple hard drives (HDDs) within a single enclosure, where each drive is treated as an independent device, and the operating system sees them separately. 

Remote Access 16.00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4H_ZfiZ9ck&t=952s

To connect to your UGREEN NAS from outside your network, you can enable the built-in UGREEN Link service or set up a VPN, or use a DDNS service, and then access your NAS through a web browser or a file explorer.
1. UGREEN Link Service (Easier Method):

    Enable UGREEN Link: Navigate to the "Device Connection" section in the UGREEN NAS control panel and enable the "UGREEN Link Service".

Log in: You'll need to log in with your UGREEN account.
Access: You can then access your NAS remotely through a web browser or the UGREEN NAS app using the provided link or domain name.

2. VPN (More Secure Method):

    Set up a VPN: Configure a VPN on your home network, allowing you to connect to your network securely from anywhere.
    Connect to VPN: Connect to your VPN from your remote device.
    Access NAS: Once connected to the VPN, you can access the NAS as if you were on your home network.

3. DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service):

    Enable DDNS: Enable DDNS support for Extranet links in the portal settings.
    Access NAS: Access your NAS using the DDNS domain name instead of your IP address.

4. Alternative Methods:

    SMB Share: You can access the NAS via SMB shares using a file explorer on your remote device.

Web Interface: Access the NAS web interface using a web browser.
UGREEN NAS App: Use the UGREEN NAS app to access your NAS remotely