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Availability No idea. Although you might want to post here: https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2027041 As it looks like someone from Cisco monitors this forum.

[COMPARISON] QNAP vs. Cisco - I have both I have both QNAP TS-659 and Cisco NSS326 (Identical Models). Here's the comparisons in a nutshell (more details at: http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=30932) Cisco's NSS326 is current at Rev 3.2.6 vs. QNAP's latest 3.3 release which...

Any other differences? Thanks for the response Leigh! As a Cisco partner, I'll be selling my QNAP branded and purchasing Cisco :) Couple questions: Great to hear Cisco has added a few things, but has anything been removed? Do you know what ver. of QNAP firmware this is mirroring...

User Rates Yes, I think it would be a great addition and would be useful.

AcrchivalBackup: I assume you're using EXT3?

To clarify, I need a DC for my exchange server - not the NAS.

Backing up a QNAP Good feedback on the FreeNAS Rsync. If I didn't need a domain controller, I'd be doing the same. I'm STILL waiting for QNAP's response on this (maybe you guys can help). /etc/rsyncd.conf file now has "log file = /path/logfile.txt" But the only thing generated in the...

If I can ever get rsync to finish a session properly, yes. Unfortunately I'm still troubleshooting what its failing on as well.

I don't have another QNAP, I have a Windows server. As for Retrospec, I'll give that a try. I have no idea why Backup Exec is always doing full. But like I said, doesn't matter if I do date based or archive bit - just seems to ignore it. Almost like if it doesn't have a BE agent, some of...

I have a QNAP TS-639 as my main file server, Windows server as a backup. Basically I'm trying to do a disk to disk backup with full features such as incremental. I've tried a few different pieces of software including Backup Exec 12.5, and Incremental or "file date change" method of backup both...

Yep, only 1 mem slot. But it can take a 2GB stick (not sure about 4gb). Yep, great unit!

Ok, here's some pictures! After taking this apart to replace the daughterboard (which, btw, did solve the "alignment" issue) - I'm actually even more impressed of the overall construction of this unit. Again, a lot of metal - easy access to everything. Following Picture is the motherboard...

Hopefully later on tonight...

It arrived (Part 2.5 of 2) PS: I'll post some internal pictures of the unit when I replace the daughterboard next week.

It arrived (Part 2 of 2) Overall impression: Tons of features, Easy to setup, GUI could be better. This unit has a lot of features. Setup of shares, joining Windows domain, and creating iSCSI LUNs are literally seconds of work each. Although the GUI isn't very "sexy", its actually...