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Qnap TS-453D 4-Bay Professional Desktop NAS Enclosure Expired
$440
$549.00
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Adorama has Qnap TS-453D 4-Bay Professional Desktop NAS Enclosure on sale for $439.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member iconian for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to community member iconian for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Dual 2.5GbE ports accelerates file sharing across teams and devices or gaming storage applications
- Hosts multiple virtual machines and containers to execute different applications in one NAS device
- Capacity: 0TB - Enclosure
- TS-453D 4-Bay Professional NAS Enclosure
- 2x Ethernet Cable
- Flat Head Screw for 3.5 " HDD
- Flat Head Screw for 2.5 " HDD
- Power Cord
- AC Adapter
- Quick Installation Guide
- Qnap 2 Year Limited Warranty
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Looking to basically bite the $450 I paid for it and migrate to Synology this week.
Stay away.
PC you have to maintain software..its a constant battle
There are several developers working for us in these systems to update the software and security make these systems better everyday
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Well form factor is one of the reasons.
I experimented with this a bit. Some background first - I was hit by Qlocker which left a lot of junk txt files on my NAS. After I cleaned everything up, I figured I'll start from scratch since the machine is always buzzing. So I moved files I need to an external drive. Then formatted the whole NAS, did a full factory reset and then started from scratch. Point is - it was a clean system. I did all the firmware updates and moved files back. Only real apps I have running is Plex and a docker app 'Calibre-web'.
I knew docker is a problem for sleep and so I turned that off, and also Plex. The system still won't sleep. I started turning all system apps off one by one. Finally had to turn off SMB sharing for it to sleep. On another try, it slept even with SMB sharing ON, but only when I get below a few system apps running. I had turned off help center, qfirewall, malware check etc. Further test shows that its just random and no particular app seems to causing lack of sleep. You change a few apps around but as soon as you have more than a bare minimum running it refuses to go to sleep. Eventually I gave up trying to figure it out.
Reading through their forums the consensus is that QNAP sleep is broken and has been for quite some time. Pages after pages of people complaining about it. I tried their sleep test and pulled logs etc. End of that day, it's clear that it's no mystery app causing issues. It's simply the OS itself. A lot of people on forums say that if you want your NAS to sleep, just move to Synology. And I wholeheartedly agree.
Right now i run ZFS on an esxi server which I built on regular desktop parts about 8 years ago. Still works great but I want hot swappable and more CPU power.
If anyone else is out there willing to spend a bit more and is tech savvy, look into it. You can get cheap/old servers online and build out a monster.
My electric bill is the one thing that frowns upon this but I need a hypervisor anyway and don't trust these NAS devices to run them as well as a real server.
Great deal here nonetheless… especially if you want to set it and forget it with ease.
it's not the "security issue" but someone is trying to get in.
Why on earth is your admin interface exposed to the Internet?
Sorry wrong term backplane. check this out https://www.reddit.com/r/qnap/com...ackplanes/
I have no issues with Plex and my 16gb Ram
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Also there's a much cheaper QNAP TR-004 on sale for $180, I assume it just has worse processing power for streaming but I don't know?
Thanks in advance.
I have a qnap 451+ and am not too keen on sticking with qnap.
I have a qnap 451+ and am not too keen on sticking with qnap.
Looking to basically bite the $450 I paid for it and migrate to Synology this week.
Stay away.
ugh, that sucks. did both you have your qnaps accessible through the internet.
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I experimented with this a bit. Some background first - I was hit by Qlocker which left a lot of junk txt files on my NAS. After I cleaned everything up, I figured I'll start from scratch since the machine is always buzzing. So I moved files I need to an external drive. Then formatted the whole NAS, did a full factory reset and then started from scratch. Point is - it was a clean system. I did all the firmware updates and moved files back. Only real apps I have running is Plex and a docker app 'Calibre-web'.
I knew docker is a problem for sleep and so I turned that off, and also Plex. The system still won't sleep. I started turning all system apps off one by one. Finally had to turn off SMB sharing for it to sleep. On another try, it slept even with SMB sharing ON, but only when I get below a few system apps running. I had turned off help center, qfirewall, malware check etc. Further test shows that its just random and no particular app seems to causing lack of sleep. You change a few apps around but as soon as you have more than a bare minimum running it refuses to go to sleep. Eventually I gave up trying to figure it out.
Reading through their forums the consensus is that QNAP sleep is broken and has been for quite some time. Pages after pages of people complaining about it. I tried their sleep test and pulled logs etc. End of that day, it's clear that it's no mystery app causing issues. It's simply the OS itself. A lot of people on forums say that if you want your NAS to sleep, just move to Synology. And I wholeheartedly agree.