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cheap DIY NAS from old Router with OpenWrt and Samba for your home network

GermanyPublished June 6, 2020

Views 45.9K  |  Likes 955  |  Comments 99
Views#6,278,707Global
Views#46,421Germany

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OneMarcFiftyOneMarcFifty
68.8K subs•75 videos•Feb 2020

This video has 45.9K views and 955 likes, ranking #6,278,707 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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45,905

Likes

955

Comments

99

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Total (all-time): $32 – $92

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Turning an old Router into a NAS Storage is easier than you might think. If you router has a USB port and it can run OpenWRT then all you have to do is hook that USB hard disk up to your router and install Samba on it. In 10 minutes you will have a cheap DIY NAS Network attached storage - your own file server for your …

Published
June 6, 2020
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