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I just replaced them with Noctua fans. The fans are now not really audible anymore. Now the only thing left to hear are the HDDs. Here you see how you can replace them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmwE7jijABw&feature=youtu.be
hi, sorry but i can't help you. i just started using nas. i don't know what VM is. Giuseppe Hi, sorry but I can't help you. I just started using nas. I don't know what VM is. Giuseppe
I bought the APC Back-UPS Pro 650 as well. Works perfectly.
Hello, unfortunately I don't use Plex, so I can't say anything about it.
More than you will ever have TVs.
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Officially, the M.2 SSD slots can only be used as a cache option read/write buffer and not as a data volume. However, in addition to normal HDs, 2.5" SATA SSDs can also be installed in the four large bays.
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I have also recently studied the topic. There are some good YT videos about it. It depends on what you want to accelerate... It's only useful for your internal network, downloading for external users or on the road you'll probably be stuck with the upload speed of your internet contract.
I know this 8GB one does work for sure. Crucial CT8G4SFS8266 (1 x 8GB, DDR4-2666, SO-DIMM 260 pin) https://imgur.com/a/60C2Ysl The 260 pins look the same, so it should fit into the slot internally. There is a whole reddit post on the subject! Would be interested to hear how you get on! https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/goidix/good_news_ds920_supports_16gb_ddr4_ram_for_20gb/
Unfortunately, I can't help you there. VG
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The official Synology website only shows a maximum of 16TB disks for the DS920+, but larger disks should not be a problem. As a rule, this information from the manufacturer is included with a certain delay. And there are also dealer offers on the net, with 4 x 18 TB for the DS920+. That will work :). https://www.synology.com/de-de/compatibility?search_by=products&model=DS920%2B&category=hdds_no_ssd_trim&p=1&change_log_p=1
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It doesn't matter with modern hard drives. But if they have been running for a few years, you should not move them.
I don't see what could be wrong with that. https://nascompares.com/2021/03/28/synology-ds920-vs-ds420-nas-drive-comparison/
Yes, you can continue to use the hard drives. If you want to keep your data and settings, you can simply reinstall the hard drives and restore the system. If you want to rebuild the NAS, I would strongly recommend formatting the hard drives before putting them into the new NAS.
It is better not to deviate from the compatibility list. Synology reacts extremely uncooperatively as soon as just one component does not appear in their list. 🙄
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In principle, it should be possible to switch from a DS415+ to a DS920+ by changing the HDs. Synology offers a hard drive migration feature that works with certain Diskstation combinations, such as this one. Read through the quite detailed tutorial from Synology https://www.synology.com/de-de/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Backup/How_to_migrate_between_Synology_NAS_DSM_6_0_and_later https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC905FZTAqY
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I know a bit about Synology NAS servers. Basically, all your wishes are fulfilled, except for the last point. With several users, this is not solved with several partitions, but you create a user for each person on the NAS server. There you can allocate storage space (size) to each user. Access control also works this way.
Hello You can expand the storage space of the Synology with all USB-capable hard drives (including WD My Book). It can be easily installed through Synology desktop software DSM. MfG Anton
https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/articles/360000659169-Liefert-ihr-auch-ins-Ausland-
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Hi NomadSoul2501, normally the Synology comes without disks and you have to buy them additionally (there is a huge selection at Digitec); and it is really not complicated to install these disks.
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Can only be used as a read/write cache.
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As a Docker container or otherwise in a Linux VM in the Virtual Machine Manager? Yes.
A LAN cable can be max. 100m long. So your 15m is relatively little.
Officially, Synology supports a maximum of 8GB on the DS920+. But there are enough sources that it runs with 20GB. https://nascompares.com/synology-ds920-nas-20gb-memory-unoffical-upgrade-guide/ https://www.synology-forum.de/threads/ds920-ram-upgrade-auf-20gb.108708/ Without knowing what exactly you want to do with the NAS, you can't say whether it's worth it.
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