DS1825+

well - Synology has removed the DS1821+ from their website, so I cannot tell you what is the largest supported drive. On the current models - DS1823xs+ and DS1825+, they are only officially supporting Synology drives, not Seagate or Western Digital or Toshiba. There were some drives that were suppor

DS1825+ $1150 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1906937-REG/synology_ds1825_8_bay_diskstation_ds1825p_diskless.html?ap=y&smp=y&msclkid=753df44c014119f6e4879cf71cd3b8f7 single port 10G card for this NAS $129 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1429248-REG/synology_e10g18_t1_10gb_ethernet_adapter_1.html 8

Ich hab hier ein Synology DS1817+ und ein DS1821+, also eines aus dem Jahre 2017, das andere von 21. Beide erledigen als Datengrab und zum Streamen Ihren Zweck. Nur mal so zum Einschätzen, synology hat den Nachfolger des DS1821+ nahezu unverändert gelassen, der einzige Unterschied sind die Netzwerkp

https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DS1825+and add one or two expansions:https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DX525 Decent processor allows you to throw all your *Arr containers on the NAS and use the HTPC just for transcoding.

As much as I love Synology DSM as an operating system, while also really appreciating the modern hardware and nice build of the Ugreen models, I could never switch until Ugreen comes out with the ability to expand storage with their own line of expansion units and new NAS models, like Synology has h

Good comments. I was for a long few days trying to figure out whether I’d replace my setup with a DS1825+, or DIY with unRAID (currently using it for my backups). Then I stumbled across reading about bit rot and the protection you get when using systems like TrueNAS. Wouldn’t ZFS in unRAID what you

The Synology DS1525+ (V1500B quad-core, 8GB, 5x3.5" plus 2x M.2) with the H10 Mini 10GbE adapter is US$910 The TS-h666TX has one less bay but has dual 10GbE, TB4, PCIe slot, and the convenience of the front-mounted M.2/E1.S carriers. It slots under the TVS-h674-i3 (i3-12100 4C/8T) which is $1799. Th

Thanks for the advice! I'll make sure be specific about where the costs are coming from to make sure we get the right speed for the price. Our onsite guy has 2.5Gb ports on his current rig so the DS1825+ would be a good fit with its 2.5Gb ports, I just got spooked by Synology locking down what HDDs

How flexible? Because if they don't have a NAS yet, it is a game changer. I would recommend a Synology DS1825+ for a beginner.

I came from a Synology DS1019+ to an Asustor AS6810T about 3 weeks ago (was planning on a DS1825+ until the hard drive lock in). What I like about the Asustor:Fast, tons of connectivity, standard docker implementation with portainer. Virtualbox for VMs. Use any hard drive :), Their Photo Gallery 3 w