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Hi all, I'm installing my new QNAP TS-559. I have a question about network configuration.. On the NAS, i have 2 gigabit NICs. My LAN is based on a "main" 8-port gigabit switch (it's a "consumer" product). Then, there are 3 more gigabit switches, connected to the main switch, and they...

Hi Tim, thanks for your attention, i really appreciate your time... Well, i don't want to waste, but i can spend that money... Looking at the charts, it looks like the two nas above, are similar performance. Comparing them, i see that QNAP: - supports ext4 - has more Flash (512 vs 128)...

Yes, i completely know the limits of my current NAS. But, now it's used just for backup, so it's ok. So, if with RAID (even RAID 10?) are all slower, can i buy an high-throughput solution, with 4 bays, an configure in it 2 RAID1 arrays for a total of 2 TB size? About the charts, i've used...

anyway, i suppose i can use the old NAS (with 2TB in jbod) to backup the new NAS.... in this way, on the new NAS i can use a RAID configuration less reliable than RAID1, with better performance (RAID 5 ?).

Hi, thanks for replies... About the failsafe, I think that "hardware-fail" is my only need, for this kind of data. For really critical data, i already have a geographical backup system for disaster recovery. So, i supposed RAID to be enough, and combined with stripping, i supposed it could...

Hello, I need to replace my NAS... what i need is: - great read/write performance - few user connected (1-3) - reliabilty (need a fail-safe raid array) Reading this forum and the charts of comparison, i've selected 2 products: Qnap TS-459 Pro Synology DS1010+ Is it a good...