Network-attached storage device

[pioneer]

Eager to cater to the storage needs of small and medium businesses, Synology UK has been developing a network-attached storage device that can be set up and configured in only a few minutes. Now complete, the DiskStation DS710+ NAS does not require end-users to know extensive technical knowledge in order to install it and, as such, will serve well not only business environments but also storage enthusiasts.

As one of the few Synology DiskStations powered by an Intel processor, the DS710+ consumes only 31W of power. It can pack up to a significant 14TB of storage space, if purchasers choose to pair it with a DX510, an upcoming external drive unit. Also, DS710+ supports JBOD, RAID 0, 1,5 and 6, which means that it can reach read and write speeds of over 110MB/s and 100MB/s, respectively, when running within a Windows environment.

"As far as a small or medium business is concerned, the DS710+ ticks all the right boxes," exclaimed Victor Chiang, Sales and Marketing Director, Synology UK. "Smaller than the size of a shoe box, the DiskStation is powerful, secure and reliable enough to cope with the majority of a company's backup, IT and internet requirements at a low initial cost outlay and on-going running costs." - source: softpedia.com

[ms da binsi]

i would rather buy my own storage than using them. di jud ko mosalig ana nila.

[jas4]

i would rather buy my own storage than using them. di jud ko mosalig ana nila.

NAS are installed in your own network ate...

[ms da binsi]

meaning Jas preha ani ahong external nga storage? shalan ba kadaghan ba anang numero di ko kasabut.

[jas4]

meaning Jas preha ani ahong external nga storage? shalan ba kadaghan ba anang numero di ko kasabut.

yes but NAS is connected using rj45 or LAN connection direct to the router but will act as an external drive of all the computers connected to the network.

[ms da binsi]

yes but NAS is connected using rj45 or LAN connection direct to the router but will act as an external drive of all the computers connected to the network.

preha ani Jas?

[jas4]

uhuh...

[ms da binsi]

oh i see! thanks Jas! naa unja ko ask nimo kay i screwed up my banana's laptop unja wa jud sha kabalo hangtud karon! hahahha! maajo gani kay di ni sha tig kubi kubi...unja na kay gabii na. katulog na. g'night.

[jas4]

oh i see! thanks Jas! naa unja ko ask nimo kay i screwed up my banana's laptop unja wa jud sha kabalo hangtud karon! hahahha! maajo gani kay di ni sha tig kubi kubi...unja na kay gabii na. katulog na. g'night.

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[ms da binsi]

ok... or just im me... yahoo id: josemakalolot

sigi i add tika

[Mulligan]

Salig nalang. Hahaha.

i would rather buy my own storage than using them. di jud ko mosalig ana nila.

[Mulligan]

Kumpetensya ni sya sa mga well known brands for stackable NAS.  Currently, we are on the process of replacing old RAIDs due to some issues with windows.

[jas4]

Kumpetensya ni sya sa mga well known brands for stackable NAS.  Currently, we are on the process of replacing old RAIDs due to some issues with windows.

pero depende gihapon sa gamit...

[Mulligan]

Well, actually it's a design issue with our current RAID with one of our applications - windows.  And that the well known brand has no solution yet.

pero depende gihapon sa gamit...