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Is it possible to set up Nextcloud as a local network ONLY sync setup? I'd like to sync some folders from multiple devices and have no need for access off the local network. I would prefer it to be local only so I do not accidentally open my folder up to access from the web and also because I have no need for the feature. Would this be accomplished in Nextcloud or by firewall rules (I am running a standalone pfSense firewall). The devices I'd like to backup to Unraid and also sync are two laptops and two phones (pictures mainly for the phones). Is there a better way to do this?
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I mean you're not wrong but I was trying to do my research first to avoid buying two.
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The picoPSU-160-XT is rated for 160W continuous with 200W peak. It appears to be 12v only. The WD Red 8TB spec sheet lists the peak 12v amperage at 1.85A which is 22.2W. Four of these drives would be 88.8W. I would guess a J4105 with 2x 8GB RAM to pull 15W. Three case fans maybe 15W. If used, a PCIe SATA card 10W. If used, a SSD cache drive 5W. Total MAX of 133.8W with 4 drives and 173.2W with 6 drives (no SSD cache). Looks like it should work. What do you guys think? Cutting it too close or perfectly in the sweet spot?
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I am looking to build a low power Unraid server using a J3455 or J4105 board and 4-6 8TB WD Red drives. The board will support 4 drives or I can add two more through a PCIe SATA card. I am struggling to find a power supply for a build like this due to finding it to be right between the gap of Pico PSUs and lower end 300-450W standard power supplies. Will the largest Pico PSU handle a build like this? I reached out to Mini-Box but their response was vague and did not give me much confidence. What standard type of power supply would handle a build like this? I would prefer something in the Gold range for efficiency reasons but am coming up short. Finally, what would you expect the max wattage for a system like this to be? Motherboard, 4-6 drives, SATA card, and 2-3 case fans? The online calculators add up to 190-200 watts but that seems excessively high to me.