How could I configure a Network-attached storage (NAS) tools on the system and connection direct to the accounts? Is it necessary to establish security here or that the device is an extension of one of my Windows servers using their safety? What was the common exercise?
The network attached storage is usually setup with its own network address as opposed to being attached to a department that is being used for serving applications to users of that network. And therefore when you remove the storage access, and also its management details from the server, then it will mean that the application programming and also the files on that network have the advantage of being served faster. The reason to that is because there is no competition for the same processor resources. It will be important to establish a security extension on the Windows Server to provide safety for the files being transferred.
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Thompson Locker
