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Synology DiskStation DS418 4-bay NAS
- Form factor : Desktop
- Bays : 4-bay
- Capacity : Optional
- HDDs (built-in / max.) : 0 / 4
- RAID levels : 0, 6, 5, 1, JBOD, 10
- Connectors : 2 x Gigabit Ethernet
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Product details for Synology DiskStation DS418 4-bay NAS
Make sure you and your team are ready for the workday with the DS418 desktop NAS from Synology. Unlike the usual external hard drives, the NAS (network-attached storage) device can be directly integrated into your network. This gives all computers connected to your network access to the device and data. It offers you ample storage space and needs far less power than regular PCs. The desktop NAS device has two Gigabit Ethernet ports and is equipped with a 4-core 1.4 GHz processor. The 2 GB RAM allows several users to access data at the same time. This desktop NAS system has the following data storage forms available: 0, 6, 5, 1, JBOD and 10. When using JBOD (or "just a bunch of disks") you can combine several hard drives, regardless of their storage capacity, and retain all of the storage space. This is not the case with RAID levels.
RAID 0 stores your data on multiple drives, which increases performance and speed as all work is split among the various drives rather than handled by just one. The drives should ideally have equal storage capacities and a minimum of two drives are required. This RAID level offers no fault tolerance and is therefore best suited for large volumes of high speed storage. Using RAID 1 means you get high data security. This is achieved by mirroring, which simply means that your data is duplicated from one drive to another, so that if one fails, nothing is lost. This also means that the total storage capacity of your drives will be halved. RAID 1 is best suited for smaller NAS systems. Using RAID 5 means your data is split among multiple hard drives — when one drive has an error the data is copied and distributed to the other drives. With this method you can retain the storage capacity of all your drives. It's the ideal choice for larger NAS systems with more than three drives. RAID 6 offers you high data security and is still operational even if two hard drives in the system fail.
Take advantage of exceptional quality and good, comprehensive service — from order to delivery. Buy now!
Manufacturer warranty
2-year bring-in (see manufacturer's website for details)
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HDDs (built-in / max.) |
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Active Directory client |
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Specifications
Form factor |
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Bays |
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Capacity |
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HDDs (built-in / max.) |
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RAID levels |
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Connectors |
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Interface |
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Processor model |
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RAM |
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RAM type |
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iSCSI |
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Active Directory client |
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Security |
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Special features |
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Features |
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Power supply |
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Includes |
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Dimensions (W x H x D) |
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Product type |
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Product details for Synology DiskStation DS418 4-bay NAS
Make sure you and your team are ready for the workday with the DS418 desktop NAS from Synology. Unlike the usual external hard drives, the NAS (network-attached storage) device can be directly integrated into your network. This gives all computers connected to your network access to the device and data. It offers you ample storage space and needs far less power than regular PCs. The desktop NAS device has two Gigabit Ethernet ports and is equipped with a 4-core 1.4 GHz processor. The 2 GB RAM allows several users to access data at the same time. This desktop NAS system has the following data storage forms available: 0, 6, 5, 1, JBOD and 10. When using JBOD (or "just a bunch of disks") you can combine several hard drives, regardless of their storage capacity, and retain all of the storage space. This is not the case with RAID levels.
RAID 0 stores your data on multiple drives, which increases performance and speed as all work is split among the various drives rather than handled by just one. The drives should ideally have equal storage capacities and a minimum of two drives are required. This RAID level offers no fault tolerance and is therefore best suited for large volumes of high speed storage. Using RAID 1 means you get high data security. This is achieved by mirroring, which simply means that your data is duplicated from one drive to another, so that if one fails, nothing is lost. This also means that the total storage capacity of your drives will be halved. RAID 1 is best suited for smaller NAS systems. Using RAID 5 means your data is split among multiple hard drives — when one drive has an error the data is copied and distributed to the other drives. With this method you can retain the storage capacity of all your drives. It's the ideal choice for larger NAS systems with more than three drives. RAID 6 offers you high data security and is still operational even if two hard drives in the system fail.
Take advantage of exceptional quality and good, comprehensive service — from order to delivery. Buy now!
Manufacturer warranty
2-year bring-in (see manufacturer's website for details)