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Synology RS822RP+ 4-Bay RackStation NAS (Diskless)
Synology RS822RP+ 4-bay 1U rackmount NAS with redundant power supply, scalable to 8 drives, for SMB data management.
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Overview
Key Features
Over 2,103/1,074 MB/s sequential read/write throughput supports stable data transfers
Scale up to 8 drives with one Synology RX418 Expansion Unit
Four 1GbE ports support network failover and load balancing, with optional 10/25GbE expansions available
Boost random IOPS performance with optional SSD cache
Equipped with a redundant power supply
Specifications
Model
RS822RP+
Number of Bays
4
Form Factor
1U Rackmount
Sequential Read Throughput
Over 2,103 MB/s
Sequential Write Throughput
Over 1,074 MB/s
Network Ports
4 x 1GbE (failover and Link Aggregation)
Network Expansion
Optional 10GbE / 25GbE
Storage Expansion
Up to 8 drives with Synology RX418
SSD Cache
Supported (optional)
Redundant Power Supply
Yes
Included Drives
None (diskless)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the RS822RP+ come with hard drives included?
No, the RS822RP+ is sold diskless. You need to purchase compatible 3.5-inch SATA hard drives or 2.5-inch SATA SSDs separately.
Can I expand storage beyond the four built-in bays?
Yes. By connecting one Synology RX418 expansion unit, you can scale the RS822RP+ up to 8 total drives without replacing the NAS itself.
What happens if one of the two power supplies fails?
The redundant power supply design means the RS822RP+ continues operating normally on the remaining power supply, preventing downtime while you replace the failed unit.
Can I add faster network connectivity than the built-in 1GbE ports?
Yes. The RS822RP+ supports optional 10GbE and 25GbE network expansion cards for environments that require higher throughput than the four built-in 1GbE ports provide.
Does this NAS support SSD caching?
Yes. You can install SSDs as a read or read-write cache to boost random IOPS performance for frequently accessed data, improving responsiveness for applications like virtual machines or databases.