will the router support a 4tb hard drive?
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I installed an internal 3tb drive with no problems, all 3 tb useable. Firmware Version 1.0.1.52 will support 4tb external, but I'm not sure about internal. I would think it would.
734479
I can't be certain, but I would think so. It plugs directly into your router, it is actually an independent hard drive, not dependent on any given computer.
943457
The DS2413+ does support 4 TB drives for a total of 48 TB of storage. Here is a link to the Synology page that shows the list of drive models that have been confirmed to work with the DS2413+: https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS2413+
2077652
Yes, you can use it as a wifi router only - the internal hard drive is optional. You won't be sorry with the speed of this - it's excellent!!
762382
I have not yet started using my 4TB Backup Plus, so I don't know the capabilities. Sorry.
2266445
yes it will, I have a 4TB drive in mine now. People like Fred need to stop making comments on things they have not tested.
643055
If it accepts 3tb drives (which is does) then I see no reason for it not to accept 4tb drives. The limit is at 2tb.
1175986
Probably not easily... I hesitate to say that anything is not doable these days, but the Plugable needs a fair bit of power and a software driver. If you want to share your hard drive over the local network, look into plugging your hard drive into your router. If you want a mobile solution, look for a wireless-enabled hard drive made for that purpose.
1848757
Not sure about 4TB. Works great with 3TB hard drives in a RAID 10 with my Mac Pro.
443330
Yes it is compatible. i love my router so far, next thing i will buy me a 2Tb disk drive. It is noisier than my previous router
1189056
Dear Customer this particular server have 4 X 1 TB Hard drives but you can fo on aur web side an built you own server Best Regards Alex
2248241
Yes it can take 4TB hard drives if you update the firmware. You can update the firmware without having any drives in it. It can take all sata drives and even SSDs. Use western digital red for storage (5400 RPM) or black for speed (7200 RPM).
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BE CAREFUL! this router DOES NOT support 3T hard drives, since it only works with MBR partitions, and HDs with over 2T are GPT. Im having this problem with my WD 3T external HD, and im trying to contact TP, to see if there is any alternative to partitioning MBR (id loose about 1T of disk space thus transforming a 3T HD into 2T) Hope this helps
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This appears to be capable of supporting a 4TB drive. Once the 2.5 TB is passed, it seems to function properly, assuming that you are running an operating system that supports the volume (64bit system), if not you need to break it up into volumes blow the 32bit system limit.
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Yes it is a Network drive that plugs into your router, NOT your computer It can be accessed from any computer on the network and files, music, photos etc can be sharedEasy to set up and use I have a 2TB duo & 3TB duo set up with a mirror driveFiles stored on one auto back up to the second drive
1032197
The Synology website says that 6TB drives are supported. Check the drive that you are planning on getting with their list to be sure.
1031951
As per the website, 2x3 tb can be use. So your 4tb don't look to be compatible.