Is it Synology compatible?
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Dear Friend, we are not sure whether the item support the Synology or not, we can only ensure it support Windows XP and Windows 7, thank you!
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I would not know the answer. If it will record of fan IP I guess it would work. I played with the FTP upload and it worked fine
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With Synology you could use the Foscam profile, which will work without zoom support. Blue Iris software would be a better choice for recording with a direct support for this camera or alikes.
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If you plug in any drive or add to nas it would work. Make sure all drives are same speed but I wouldn't. It's not a good idea. Use internal drives for nas
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Yes, it is compatible, although you wouldn't reach this drive's max potential.
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According to their website, it should: http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j〈=us#p_submenu
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The Synology will show up as a network drive, so basically it's just like a USB external drive except you will be accessing data over your network instead of a USB cable. This means if you connect to a wired network make sure it's gigabit (1000T) and not 100T. And if you use wireless, prefer 802.11n or 802.11ac. I mention this because otherwise your performance might be limited by the network. Performance aside, if you use Lightroom to reference your images in-place instead of copying them into your catalog then you can definitely keep your catalog on your computer and store your photos on the DiskStation. That's what I do. My catalog, which is about 30GB because of all the previews Lightroom generates, lives on my laptop, but the actual RAW images (about 500GB in total) are on the DiskStation.
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Running freenas (freeBSD) on it without problems. Don't see why Linux would be any problem.
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Check out the manufacturer's website, synology.com. It already lists a 5 TB Seagate NAS drive as compatible.
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i think yes it can replace the synology NAS boxes, if you customizing what you want. You can googling what you want
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I have the same Synology 1813+ DiskStation, set up in a RAID 6 (with data protection) configuration, and I have temporarily filled only 5 of the 8 drive bays, as I do not need the entire 8-bay (4TB each) amount of the storage, and in addition, I don't want to use these drives yet to extend their useful lifetime. Additional drives can be added one-by-one as needed. So yes, what you are asking will work fine. And this unit is a GREAT feature-packed NAS! I've had it for 8 months now, and love it.
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I'd STRONGLY recommend against using an old drive in the device. By using one not from Synology's list, you risk poor performance. It would be a drag to set it up and then have slow performance. Don't use an old drive -- they all have a maximum life, and yours could be close to the end and you would never know. Since you're putting it in a 1-bay enclosure with no redundancy, you want to install the most reliable disk you can.
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I don't know. Check the mfg.'s website www.synology.com. They provide many resources.
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short answer is yes. From their website... http://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/business_file_sharing_windows_mac_linux
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My Synology DS209 specs say its SataII and these drives are working fine in it. So yes they should be backwards compatible.
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The short answer is no. Synology includes the reds in the supported drives list of this unit, but WD tells you that reds are supported only for up to 5 drives in one box, due to vibration issues. If you want to be safe, you should use WD SE or RE - these are enterprise grade drives with vibration protection technology, and not much more expensive.
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I'm not sure about that as I haven't used Synology. If Synology supports the standard PoE (802.3af protocol) and ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface) protocols, most probably, it'll work. It has better video quality and its IR reaches more distance than my WiFi DB Power IP Camera. I knew that WiFi cameras are not that good yet as compared to wired, PoE or non-PoE, but I don't have a way to run a cable from my router to the front of the garage so I used WiFi camera. If you could run a cable, don't use WiFi camera.
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Yes, they are listed on Synology's website as being compatible. https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS1513+
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I have this running on a 9821W right now. Works well. Foscam cameras are a bit average and it drops out sometimes and loses image occasionally, but I purely blame the camera. Lots of Foscam cameras are identified in the Synology Surv. setup.