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I own an standalone DVR system (used for video surveillance) which apparently has an embedded Linux inside of it... The DVR writes the recordings on a locally attached SATA HDD.

Because I have no possibility to configure that embedded Linux to write the data to a NAS, I need to find some physical/hardware component to emulate a locally attached SATA HDD (as if a HDD were connected locally, but on the other side transmit the data over the LAN to my NAS like an iSCSI initiator...)

Does anyone know any hardware component for such a job?

Thanks!

mpu
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The closest industry solution to your problem would be something like ATA-over-Ethernet. However this is almost certainly a far more expensive solution than you'd like to consider (prices all-in from $400 USD min).

Perhaps if you elaborate why you want to achieve this a more specific suggestion could be made, but I expect your best bet will be to replace the DVR with one which would let you use a NAS for storage.

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