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Hello All, I am looking for a solution where, on a monthly basis, a system image of our Windows (10) clients is backed up to our QNAP-NAS automagically, so i can easily restore a crashed client. Ideally: Backups are made at night, waking the machines up via Wake On Lan. Images can easily be...

Hi All, The small company my wife and i started a few years ago is growing. And in a few months we will be going on our first holiday since we started this venture. Currently we have one Windows Server essentials 2012 r2 as our DC. As you might understand, when this machine crashes during our...

From email blast: QNAP QUSBCam2 allows using USB webcams as remotely-manageable IP (ONVIF) cameras, making it cheaper and easier to deploy a surveillance system at home or in small offices. Tutorial here.

QNAP's TS-431X is an inexpensive way to move up to a 10 GbE NAS. Read on SmallNetBuilder

Created for SOHO and SMB market, the TS-x53B series comes in 2-bay, 4-bay and 6-bay models (pictured above). Aside from having USB-C, the new NAS line-up also offers a PCIe slot that can be used to add an additional Ethernet/Wi-Fi card or PCIe storage – QNAP’s example included the company’s own...

Targeting the creative content crowd with a Thunderbolt 3/Ethernet NAS/iSCSI SAN device, the new 12-bay TVS-1282T3 can hold eight 3.5” HDDs/SSDs and four 2.5” SSDs, as well as two M.2 SSD slots for tiered storage configuration and cache acceleration. Storage expansion for the TVS1282T3 is...

QNAP's TS-231P is a good value in a RAID 1 NAS. Read on SmallNetBuilder

QNAP's TS-228 is inexpensive, but makes performance compromises to get there. Read on SmallNetBuilder

QNAP's TS-431P is an entry-level RAID 5 NAS that should satisfy cost-focused buyers. Read on SmallNetBuilder

The TVS-882ST2 Thunderbolt 2 8-bay NAS is powered by an Intel Core i5-6442EQ 1.9 GHz processor and 8 GB of DDR4 RAM (max is 32 GB), and supports up to eight 2.5” SATA SSD or HDD. TVS-882ST2 runs QNAP’s QTS 4.3 operating system, which includes several business applications including...

QNAP TS-653A-4G (4GB RAM version) 6-Bay Professional-grade NAS. Intel Braswell Quad-core 1.6 GHz CPU with Media Transcoding Price: $680 + $25 (UPS Ground), pick up available (Upland, CA) Condition: Brand new, in unopened box No hard drives included. Retails for over $750. Features (from...

With the new IFTTT Agent, QNAP users can orchestrate NAS-specific trigger-based actions around their QNAP product. The new IFTTT Agent requires a QNAP account and available for all QNAP NAS products using QTS v.4.2.2 or later. The IFTTT (if this then that) Agent is used to build workflows...

Owners of TVS-x73 series and other QNAP NASes with PCIe slots can now go wireless by using QNAP’s new WirelessAP Station app and select PCIe wireless network cards, Based on QTS LXC Container and OpenWrt, the new Wireless AP feature lets users connect directly to the NAS over a secure...

QNAP announced a slew of high-end NASes and its first wireless AC router with built-in storage at CES 2017. Read on SmallNetBuilder

QNAP has added four NASes powered by Annapurna Labs processors. The TS-831X is an 8-bay desktop NAS powered by an Annapurna Labs Alpine AL-314 1.7 GHz quad-core CPU. It comes in -4G, -8G and -16G SKUs, loaded with 4, 8 and 16 GB of DDR3 RAM, respectively. Inputs on the TS-831X-4G include 2 x...

QNAP is running a Countdown to 2017 promotion. You can enter a contest to win a NAS every day from today through December 31. https://www.qnap.com/en/campaign/countdown2017/

QNAP has teamed up with cloud backup vendor, ElephantDrive, to provide the optional service as an integrated backup solution for 64 Bit QNAP NAS users. For $9.95 a month, QNAP NAS owners can now subscribe to ElephantDrive’s backup service and protect important data - first by saving files on...

From QNAP email blast: QNAP has developed “Qfiling” - a smart and efficient file organization function - and is looking for enthusiastic users to try out the beta version. The 30 beta testers that provide the most informative, constructive, and helpful feedback will win a free TS-128! Beta...

The 16-bay TS-1635 has twelve 2.5" / 3.5” drive bays for main storage and four 2.5” bays for SSD drives. Targeting business environments, this mid-range NAS includes two GbE LAN ports, as well as two 10 GbE SFP+ ports that, according to QNAP's release, pushes data at read/write speeds of...

The 5-bay TS-531X NAS is available in two business serving models differing on the amount of upgradeable DDR3 memory (up to 16 GBs) each has; the TS-531X-2G with 2 GB, and the TS-531X-8G with 8 GB. Both models are powered by Annapurna Labs’ Alpine AL-314 quad-core 1.4 GHz processor and includes...