
Synology DS712+ 2-Bay DiskStation NAS (Diskless)
Centralize Your Data with the Synology DiskStation DS712+ The Synology DiskStation DS712+ is a versatile 2-bay network-attached storage solution designed for small and medium-sized businesses. Offering high-performance data protection and simplified management, the DS712+ allows you to centralize...
Check availabilityNotice a mistake? Let Us Know
Overview
Centralize Your Data with the Synology DiskStation DS712+
The Synology DiskStation DS712+ is a versatile 2-bay network-attached storage solution designed for small and medium-sized businesses. Offering high-performance data protection and simplified management, the DS712+ allows you to centralize your data efficiently and scale storage capacity with ease.
Specifications:
- Model: DS712+
- Number of Bays: 2
- Diskless: Yes
- Compatibility: Mac, PC
Key Features
180.91MB/sec Reading, 105.59MB/sec Writing
2 LAN with Failover and Link Aggregation Support
Small yet Scalable, up to 7 Drives with Synology DX510
iSCSI Support as Virtualization Solution
Running on Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM)
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Offers high data transfer speeds with 180.91MB/sec reading and 105.59MB/sec writing, enhancing file access efficiency
- Equipped with 2 LAN ports that support Failover and Link Aggregation, providing network redundancy and increased bandwidth
- Features scalability up to 7 drives with Synology DX510, allowing for future storage expansion as needs grow
- Provides iSCSI support, making it a viable virtualization solution for small businesses and advanced users
- Runs on Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM), a renowned and user-friendly operating system for NAS devices
👎 Cons
- As a diskless NAS, hard drives must be purchased separately, adding to the total cost and setup time
- The maximum scalability of 7 drives might be a limitation for enterprises with very large or rapidly expanding storage needs
- The 2-bay design means lower initial storage capacity compared to larger multi-bay NAS enclosures without expansion units
- Specific processor details (model, clock speed) and RAM capacity are not provided, making it difficult to assess raw computational power
- While offering iSCSI, the performance for extensive virtualization loads may be limited by the processor and RAM, which are unspecified