What's the difference to this product? Synology 12-Bay Plug-n-Use Expansion Unit for DS2413+/DS3612xs (DX1211)
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The DS2413 is the controller and has 12 disk slots/bays. The DX1211 is an expansion unit only and connects to the DS (disk station).
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The DX1211 is an expansion unit to add more drives. You would need a 2413 or 3612 to connect it to.
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It is an expansion unit. There is no OS. It is only meant to provide additional storage capabilities to certain synology models.
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The same 12-bay expansion unit is used for either the 2413 or 3612. The difference is not the expansion unit but the different processor (CPU) used for the 2413 and the 3612. The 3612 has much higher performance therefore extending this performance to the expansion unit storage
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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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First one is main module (processor located here). DX1211 is additional module which you connect to DS2413+. For example you install 12 disks in DS2413 and 12 disks in DS1211 then totally you will have 24 disks.
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I am using it on the DS411J. It works fine. Synology comes with 2 software licenses. I also purchased 3 more so I can run 5 cameras.
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It did not work in my DS1812+. I then bought some Kingston part that was much more expensive and it worked.
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Go for 713+.I got it ... its a dream.This is my 3rd Synology ... only due to upgrade.
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The specifications on the website seem to indicate it can work under 240V: http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS213%2B&lang=enu#p_submenu It uses a power brick that a standard PC power cord plugs into. The power brick says 100V-240V input as well. The output going to the Synology is 12V.
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Have you checked reviews of NAS units? Try this one: http://www.cnet.com/network-storage/wd-my-cloud-ex4/4505-3382_7-35831703.html I used NAS reviews as my primary reason for purchasing the Synology DiskStation.
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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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Yes, the default is Synology Hybrid Raid (SHR) which is like RAID1 but more versatile.
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Not officialy at least, but you can read in forums about people who upgraded it successfuly. Upgrading the RAM may void Synology warranty, so be careful.DS412+ performs pretty well with 1GB though. No need to upgrade unless you have a very specific application in mind.
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Hi Brian, I have a Synology DS1511+ connected with two bonded-gig-ethernet ports to an SG300-10. It works fine. Best of luck, tom
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The expansion unit works as an extension to an already existing main unit. But having an expansion unit isn't necessary. You wouldn't need one until you fill up the main unit. It works great as extra on-line storage as well as a mail server, FTP server and host of other functions available as apps from synology. Great purchase
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The simple answer is "I don't know" since the ds114 is the first server I have ever used and I can't find any specs on the ds110j. Having said that, I was able to back up my data from another drive connected to its USB port at the full USB2 speed. Using the Diskstation Audio server, it has successfully played the two HDTRACKS 192K Albums that I own to the receiver downstairs. Being new to this NAS thing, assuming the ds110j can use the latest version of DSM, I'm not sure what the differences may be.
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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+
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No. You will need to order the hard drives separately. I recommend you visit the Synology website before ordering your hard drives. Go to Support > Compatibility > Hard Drive to view the list of recommended makes/models.
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Yes. You can eventually fill up to a maximum of 8 drive bays but no more after filling all 8 bays. After that, if you want, you can buy another Synology NAS of equal or larger capacity than the DS1812+ and you can back-up your original eight bay DS1812+ to your new DS1812+ .This is common practice in IT, because even awesome multi-bay servers can FRY just like all other electronic devices.
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It's still listed:http://www.synology.com/us/products/DS211j/And I echo the other comments about being a solid, reliable box - I've had it on for 1.5 years nonstop handling storage and torrents
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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+