Review on Synology DS220 NAS black by Micha Zikowski ᠌

The DS220+ was purchased as a replacement for the older DS209, which had been reliable for 11 (!) years and had not seen any breakdowns. Simply put, it ceased eating, and one of the Barracudas started to "crumble." The following are some examples of tasks that are relatively usual for a home NAS: - cleaning the files - taking pictures - watching movies - Hosting of files - Documentation of ongoing work - file folders for the husband and son. The modern realities of working remotely dictated that they have their own cloud, mail, and virtual computers. Synologik knows how to do this, and I will strive to replicate their success. The initial incorporation. He was responsible for everything himself. I was able to put it up in half an hour, even though the disks were taking half an hour to format each (2 pieces of WD NAS Ware 2T each). He recognized the memory line in 4G right away and claimed it as his own, despite the fact that it was Crucial memory. Initial thoughts and reactions. Quiet, clever. The desktop is quite appealing. Despite the fact that I couldn't care less about it, it's still quite great! Cold. on spite of the fact that the disks are stored on a closed shelf that is also paired with a UPS, the temperature of the disks is 32 degrees. It should be noted that the setting process does not involve any curses, shamanic dances, or tambourines. If you have experience with a computer, you won't even require a dried rabbit's foot to solve the problem. You should also consider using Google and the Synology forum in addition to the built-in help. D. Amazon began functioning immediately, as the provider enables operation even without a "white" IP. On the same drum as the desktop you'll find the second level domain name. Performance. I am not yet aware of the absence of it. "Load virtual machines - you'll see!" Well, we'll see. When I read previous reviews, I noticed that some people were unhappy with the performance, but I was prepared for this. You can't expect mega-speed from a processor that doesn't even come close to being powerful. If you want "everything to fly," then you should consider Juniper's Proliants. These servers include powerful processors, as well as two motherboards and even two power supplies. You can safely decline to use the central heating system, and the fans' whirring sounds will be very pleasing to the ear. supplementary computer programs. The Package Center is here to assist you in any way possible. Everything is available in ample supply for use in the home, and the same can be said of a modest office. Oh, you are quite right; IP telephony is not sufficient, but it is available for rent from QNAP. In conclusion, in my opinion, that is all there is to it with regard to the house.