I.T
I.T is everywhere, from public displays to your living room, your TV box, and even your phone.
Lösning Company offers you a selection of products to take advantage of all the current possibilities of IT and also a computer maintenance and repair service.
NAS SERVER INSTALLATION
What is a NAS Server?
NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a storage device that connects to your home or office network and can accommodate one or more hard drives. Files on the NAS can be accessed using a computer, tablet, or smartphone connected to your local network or even over the internet.
Get rid of your USB sticks and external hard drives
Have you ever had to rush back to the office after leaving at the end of the day, only to forget your external hard drive? Or can't find the flash drive containing your PowerPoint presentation before an important meeting? Centralize all your data on a NAS server today and access your files quickly and easily whenever you need them, wherever you are.
Back up files with Time Machine
Time Machine is a handy tool created by Apple to simplify backups and ensure all your files are always stored in a safe place. Some NAS servers include built-in Time Machine support, making them an ideal backup target. Plus, thanks to the large storage capacity, you won't have to worry about running out of space for your backups.
Sync and share files, the way you want
Everyone wants to keep their data close at hand, but away from prying eyes. The NAS server perfectly combines ease of use and security so you, your friends, family, and colleagues can access and sync everything you want, however you want.
Share files at home, at the office, or anywhere
Easily share files with family members or colleagues around the home, office, or anywhere, without worrying about size limitations or privacy issues. Compatibility with all popular platforms and protocols—including Windows, Mac, and Linux—ensures files are shared quickly and conveniently, regardless of the device. Share files using the protocol of your choice—SMB, AFP, NFS, iSCSI, FTP, and so on.