Anyone tried it on Synology DS1813+ ?
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Yes. I purchased this for this same NAS. Snapped right in and has been a breeze. Although, I haven't installed enough extra services on the NAS yet to make me notice the extra ram getting used. You probably don't need this for light duty, but it can't hurt, right?
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You can find Synology's list of compatible HDDs for the DS1513+ at their website, at https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS1513+.
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If your Synology NAS can use rsync, it looks to be absolutely doable. But I of course don't have a Synology to test this.
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The Disk Station Manager (DSM) software is easy to use. For first time use there is a DSM Quick start wizard that will take you through everything you will need to get the DS1813+ up and running.
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With a little know how and Linux, YES.http://www.anandtech.com/show/8399/recovering-data-from-a-failed-synology-nas
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I used a Synology ds 1513. But i think qnap and most others will support this camera. Just check the campatibity in the nas documentation.
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I have HP Procurve switches and they work (HP 1800 series, an 8 port and 24 port) both work fine. I'm not sure what models Synology state as working. I would assume that the vast majority of switches supporting Link Aggregation would work these days, however, I've only had direct experience with the HP 1800's, which work very well.(Corrected Switch Model series)
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Yeah, most likely. I've used a variety of drives since I've owned it, some listed as "supported" and others not. All have worked fine. The only thing I'd recommend doing is checking the Synology Raid Calc to make sure you get it set up with the specific RAID you want to maximize space: https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/RAID_calculator
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It does according to this: http://www.synology.com/support/faq_show.php?lang=us&q;_id=408
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I have not used over but coming up on 6 months and no problems. Using in my Synology 412+
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Yes it should, check their web site: http://www.synology.com/en-global/compatibility/hd
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Don, I have. and yes it does work. the device is actually running an embedded version of linux. it is running arch. with the right searching you can actually find out how to ssh into it and do what you want for running apps. I have gotten into mine, no large modifications as the device is my primary backup at the moment. the device is really just running SAMBA to give network access to the storage. I hope this helps if your still wondering. :)
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With a little know how and Linux, YES. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8399/recovering-data-from-a-failed-synology-nas
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as far as the san disk site says, YES. i'll let you know how well it works once i get it.
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Have had product in operation with 1 TB Seagate Berracuda disks for at least 4 years with no failures of the disks or the enclosure. I use it mainly for photo and home movie storage. I do some moderate streaming of music and video. I have been very pleased with this setup and the Synology GUI is easy to get around in (granted I don't do much advanced networking with it). If you go with it just make sure you get the correct drives (smaller 12mm laptop drives)
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If you mean if that can be accessed by multiple computers running different software I believe the answer is yes. I have accessed the Synology from my work computer running windows 7 and from my mac.
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There are a lot of "just depends." The big thing is the version of DSM you are running. When I purchased my first Synology system I found the tech support people to be extremely helpful (425.296.3177). I find it safer to call them than to just trust the compatibility table on their web site (https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility/hd/DS713+). That way you can find out if there were any nuances in their compatibility tests with a specific drive. I am currently running 2 WD 3T Reds and 4 WD 4T Reds with the 713+ and the expansion box.