Originally Posted by
Steve
Hi jordi.c,
You segregate the arrays you create into various uses.
You set a percentage to RAID use, which is network accessible via AFS, CFS, SMB, NFS.
You set a percentage for iSCSI use. Only 1 client at a time can mount an iSCSI partition.
You set a percentage for USB use, to which attached USB devices can have their data copied.
So, yeah, each array has a percentage marked for iSCSI use, and only one client can mount it. That client could then share it as if it was its own, thus creating a storage area network with a NAS front end taking the form of the iSCSI client.
Confused? Yeah, me too.
Anyway, by the sounds of it, you want to store videos and music on the N5200 Pro, presumably put onto it from your PC? Then you want to play them back on your squeezebox/PS3?
You'll want the standard network volumes for that, not iSCSI. Otherwise your PC will always be involved.