what is the different between ds214+ to ds713+
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DS713+ is best suited for business use. Is a more robust system. The DS214+ is intended for home use. So if you are looking for something to have at home to store the pictures of your kids, some files and videos. the DS214+ will do the job. But, if you are looking for a NAS storage for your small business and can't afford at the moment the more expensive models with 4 or 5 bays, the DS713+ is a good start. later on you can attach the DX513 for expansion.Cheers!!
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CPU, MAX HD capacity, few other minor diffs. Check out the comparison page at synology.com: http://www.synology.com/en-us/products/compare_products/DS713+/DS214+
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The 713+ has a faster processor and can handle up to 7 HDD's with an expansion unit. The 214+ can only handle 2 HDD's.
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DS713+ is best suited for business use. Is a more robust system. The DS214+ is intended for home use. So if you are looking for something to have at home to store the pictures of your kids, some files and videos. the DS214+ will do the job. But, if you are looking for a NAS storage for your small business and can't afford at the moment the more expensive models with 4 or 5 bays, the DS713+ is a good start. later on you can attach the DX513 for expansion. Cheers!!
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Nothing except for the ds713+ is faster. Depends on what your going to be using it for if it's work the extra money on the d2713+.
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It is confusing/missleading on Amazon. The DS213+ priced at $399 does NOT include disk drives. Amazon have a seperate listing for a DS213+ 2200 with 2 * 2TB drive priced at $799 (showing out of stock on 12/15/12). I am still very pleased with my DS213+ which I fitted with 2 * 4TB drives. It certainly wasn't the cheapest NAS but so far has worked flawlessly.
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I think they're the same thing. If not, then the one that doesn't say ProRaid may not have the RAID controller built in.
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I'm not an authority, but I think you are right. I looked at other sites that sell it. ASUS site was no help, as it does not separate the sub-models. As far as I can tell, the DS02 is just the DS03, but at a price difference. Maybe there is some small internal change that is invisible to the end user, but justifies a slightly different model number.
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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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Performance of either of these will be fast. We use DS713+ devices in several locations and are very pleased with their throughput and responsiveness. The question in more about number of drives / amount of space you need. If you can get by with 2 drives in RAID 1 for 2 to 6TB of usable space (depending on drives you choose) then the DS713+ is enough. If you need more space then go with the 4 drive DS415+. Are they too much for a home NAS? Depends on whether you are willing to pay for the performance and a quality product - you could consider the DS214/DS414 and probably be happy with them for home use; but if you buy the best you KNOW you will be satisfied. Performance of either of these will be fast. We use DS713+ devices in several locations and are very pleased with their throughput and responsiveness. The question in more about number of drives / amount of space you need. If you can get by with 2 drives in RAID 1 for 2 to 6TB of usable space (depending on drives you choose) then the DS713+ is enough. If you need more space then go with the 4 drive DS415+. Are they too much for a home NAS? Depends on whether you are willing to pay for the performance and a quality product - you could consider the DS214/DS414 and probably be happy with them... » Read More Performance of either of these will be fast. We use DS713+ devices in several locations and are very pleased with their throughput and responsiveness. The question in more about number of drives / amount of space you need. If you can get by with 2 drives in RAID 1 for 2 to 6TB of usable space (depending on drives you choose) then the DS713+ is enough. If you need more space then go with the 4 drive DS415+. Are they too much for a home NAS? Depends on whether you are willing to pay for the performance and a quality product - you could consider the DS214/DS414 and probably be happy with them for home use; but if you buy the best you KNOW you will be satisfied. « Show Less
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I have both dns-321 and dns-323. I am running 1.5T drives on my dns-321 with 1.01 FW. I'm still waiting for the FW for the dns-323 so my new dns-323 sits in the box until then. I am waiting for a sale on the 1.5T drives!BTW, I'm the original poster of this thread so I'm happily running those 1.5T drives I got. I want two more for the 323... Hope amazon has a good price on these drives!
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Yes.Specs here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DS114#specDemo here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/5.1/live_demo
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I recieved mine on 12/29/2007 and after contacting linksys to aid in the install they advised me that it was version 8. The box has the s/n number as well as some other numbers but no version info.
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This is an expansion unit, that allow you to add up to 12 more drives to DS2413+ or DS3612xs. This expansion unit, by itself, does not do anything.
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Both models are available as retail and non-retail items (e.g. end-users and companies). As far as DL/UL performance..SB6141: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpSB6180: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpThe are some internal hardware differences between the two, which would only matter if you're an engineer (or an ISP with specific requirements for your network).Both devices are widely supported and offer the same performance to the end-customer.TLDR: Buy whichever model is supported by your ISP.
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From their product page (http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS213%2B#p_submenu):Supported RAID Type : Synology Hybrid RAID, Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1
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I use SHR (Synology Hybrid Raid) for ease and simplicity. Behaving fine since I booted it up. http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS213%2B〈=us#p_submenu
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The DS214 supports up to 8TB HDD. Before purchasing HDDs, I highly recommend that you consult the Synology Compatibility list found at https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility
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The SB5101 and SB5101N ARE different modems. The N edition is a revision of the 5101 series. It has different hardware, stripped down (i.e. the lack of USB), and is not compatible currently with most ISPs in the US. I highly recommend going with the SB5101 instead.
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I ordered the DS214 and two 3TB hard drives separately. Very easy installation. It works perfectly.
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Yes. Specs here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/DS114#spec Demo here: https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/5.1/live_demo