Building a home server to back up, share, or remotely access your data isn't an impossible dream. We show you how to do it in nine easy steps.

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Conclusion Building a home server with Debian allows you to have complete control over your data and services. You can save costs compared to cloud services, enjoy enhanced privacy and security, and ...

In Part 1 we showed how to repurpose an unused PC as an alternative to buying a $500-or-more Windows Home Server storage appliance. Now we’ll show you how to put your homemade WHS system to use by ...

With cheap storage readily available, the temptation to build vast libraries of music, movies, photos, and documents is ever present. But when each PC in your home is packed to its aluminum gills ...

In this third and final installment, we’ll look at how to set up WHS’s remote access feature so you can access files stored on your home server and have desktop control of certain Windows PCs from any ...

Andy decided that forking out tens of thousands for an expensive 'Kaleidoscape' server was simply crackers. So, like any good modder, he built one himself, for less. In this article, he guides us ...