Does this have link aggregation that is compatible with a Synology DS1511+?
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No it does not. You'll need Dynamic Link Aggregation which can be found in Netgear GS716Tv3.
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Depends on your application. The apps that the synology box supports are great. Think email, surveillance, plex, or your own personal cloud accessible from anywhere.
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I'm not sure but with my experience this system probably won't. After a number of IT guys using it over the past year to see if they can get any benefit out of this, it was finally consigned to electronics graveyard in my house. I've purchased the Synology system and it has worked from day 1. My advice is to avoid this unit completely and purchase anything else. My brother in law also purchased this unit at the same time I did but gave up on it after a few months of trying to get it work
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6TB Drives are supported. I am currently running it on my DS2413+ NAS.https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility/hd/DS2413+
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I purchased the 8 port version of the model and I do link aggregation. I think that 26 port model will allow you to do that too. You can validate by downloading the user manual and look for link aggregation steps.
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Works well with Synology NAS. They have downloadable app for Squeezecenter, I have DS 209 and works good, although my duet is mainly used for Pandora and Rhapsody i will admit, not so much mp3's on NAS, but it does work. And your PC or laptop doesn't need to be on.
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The Synology website says that 6TB drives are supported. Check the drive that you are planning on getting with their list to be sure.
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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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No. Synology does not support NAS -> NAS expansion.They make specialized expansion units or this purpose. The DS2413+ can be expanded by connecting it to a DX1211 expansion unit, effectively doubling it's storage capacity.
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It isn't a NAS box; no Ethernet, no file services that I am aware of. It's as esata or USB housing for four drives. Mine is USB connected to a synology NAS box and exposes each of the four drives inside as a separate device to the synology nas head which then makes those available on the network via smb, nfs, etc. am pretty sure this box will work when USB connected to OS X. I have used other devices with the same innards as this one with OS X successfully. This box may also concatenate drives (make four 2 tb drives look like 1 8 tab drive) but I wouldn't recommend using that feature; lose one of the four drives and all your data is lost.
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Yes, it can support Synology and its Surveillance System, it ip camera is OEM of Grandstream, so you can select "Grandstream" from the Synology supported camera list.Thank you very much.Fosfun
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My Synology DS1511+ is connected to a Synology DX513. This gives me 10 drive bays. I've separated those into 2 drive sets. One is setup as two LUN's for long term image storage (we are a photography business). The other is setup as a volume that hosts several shares including one for my Time Machine backups. With the redundant drives we don't backup the data that is stored on the NAS. It's too big to copy up to a cloud service. We DO make copies of critical images to an external USB drive that then gets put into a fireproof safe for safe keeping. On a setup like this we rely on there never being more than one drive that fails at any given moment. Sure the odds "can" work against us but in the long run those are looooong odds. One does need to keep in mind that once a drive does fail replacing it immediately is paramount! Having a NAS is all about risk vs cost management. Everyone's happy ratio of these two will be different.
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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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It should. There is one drive that Synology shows as supported for the DS2413+ so far (the Seagate ST6000NM0024), but basically the fact that one 6 TB drive works means that there are no limitations in the HW (SATA controller chips, processor addressing limitations, etc.) or the most recent DSM software that would prevent other 6 TB drives from working. Folks on the Synology user forums are reporting that they are using various 6 TB drives successfully in various Synology models at this time.
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There is a synology package called "Downloader" which does multiple types of downloads including, I believe, torrents. Other packages are available, and Transmission for instance is also available via the synocommunity packages.
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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 think yes it can replace the synology NAS boxes, if you customizing what you want. You can googling what you want