Main Specifications

Form Factor

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Dimensions

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Processor

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Cores

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Frequency

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RAM Memory

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Storage

Hard Drive Slots

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Supported Drives

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Capacity

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Communication Protocol

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Raid

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File System

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Extras

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Hot Swapping

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Hot Swapping

Allows the replacement of a faulty drive without shutting down the NAS. Essential for businesses and professionals who do not want to interrupt their network or applications even for a minute.

Additional Features

Connections

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Ethernet Ports

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Link Aggregation

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Link Aggregation

Link Aggregation is a technique that allows the NAS to use two or more network (Ethernet) ports simultaneously as if they were one.

• What it offers: It doubles (or multiplies) the data transfer speed and ensures that the connection will not be interrupted if one cable fails.

• Why you need it: It is essential in environments where many users (e.g., in an office) request files at the same time, as it prevents network "bottlenecks."

• Requirement: To function, it requires compatible network equipment (Managed Switch) that supports the same protocol.