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Synology DiskStation DS220+ Diskless 2-Bay NAS Enclosure EXPIRED
$239
$299.99
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- Synology DiskStation DS220+ Diskless 2-Bay NAS Enclosure $239 w/ promo code BFFRDY38
- Qnap TS-453D-4G-US 4-Bay Diskless Desktop NAS Enclosure $439 w/ promo code BFFRDY37
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- The Synology DiskStation DS220+ Diskless 2-Bay NAS Enclosure includes a 2-year parts & labor limited warranty
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https://www.newegg.com/synology-d...6822108743
w/code BFFRDY38 (11/25-26)
QNAP TS-453D [newegg.com] 4-Bay NAS / $439AC
w/code BFFRDY37
(11/25-27)
w/code BFFRDY38 (11/25-26)
QNAP TS-453D [newegg.com] 4-Bay NAS / $439AC
w/code BFFRDY37
(11/25-27)
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Recent Review [storagereview.com]
For performance, we looked at HDD-only using two 14TB Western Digital (WD141KFGX-68FH9N0) HDDs. However, if you need faster read/write performance, use SATA SSD drives as an alternative. Random read/write performance is significantly improved with SSD, although bandwidth would be capped by the dual 1GbE connectivity. Increasing memory from 2GB to 6GB should also improve overall application performance and multitenancy, and will come in handy if you plan to leverage many of the background Synology apps. In our large-block sequential test, the DS220+ had 223MB/s write, and 231MB/s read in SMB, and 222MB/s write and 231MB/s read in iSCSI, saturating the links to the 2-bay NAS.
For performance, we looked at HDD-only using two 14TB Western Digital (WD141KFGX-68FH9N0) HDDs. However, if you need faster read/write performance, use SATA SSD drives as an alternative. Random read/write performance is significantly improved with SSD, although bandwidth would be capped by the dual 1GbE connectivity. Increasing memory from 2GB to 6GB should also improve overall application performance and multitenancy, and will come in handy if you plan to leverage many of the background Synology apps. In our large-block sequential test, the DS220+ had 223MB/s write, and 231MB/s read in SMB, and 222MB/s write and 231MB/s read in iSCSI, saturating the links to the 2-bay NAS.
BraveHeart4556
asked this question on 11-17-2021 at 04:35 PM
11-17-2021 at 04:35 PM
Yes for hardware transcode
SOGGYSTOCKINGS
asked this question on 11-17-2021 at 04:35 PM
11-17-2021 at 04:35 PM
Yes, it can use docker.
roomie76
asked this question on 11-25-2021 at 09:28 AM
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Power Protection: I paired my 920+ with a cyberpower SL 750 VA. I use it only for the NAS and it recognizes it without issues. Estimated run time is 70 mins and it has 12GB of ram and fully populated with 4 TB iron wolves. I have it set to start down safely long before the battery runs low.
backups : if you use this as primary storage for family photos and things you don't want to loose. Then I would look into a cloud back up solution Synology C2, Backblaze B2, or others. At the very least I would set up hyperbackup to an external hard drive via USB. Yes the raid helps to protect against drive failures but if the Nas unit dies or is stolen the back ups will allow to to get your data.
Security: if you access these remotely definitely look up videos on options on how to secure them as best as possible for remote access. There was a recent widespread attack on these if people left default settings in place. Wundertech YouTube channel is a great place to start.
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"The code has not been activated yet. Please double check the activation date."
based on your post, I'm guessing it's not active until 11/25.
Thanks!
Also, thank God for Amazon extended holiday return. Paid $295 for this a few weeks ago when my old ass Synology died and I couldn't be effed to fix the psu.
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