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We use Synology RS2212, a little cheaper than Qnap, but same peformance.<br />
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<a href="http://www.synology.com/en-us/products/overview/RS2212%2B" rel="ugc">http://www.synology.com/en-us/products/overview/RS2212%2B</a><br />
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When using Qnap or Synology, take care when selecting your disks, and check with manufacture first.
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We use Synology RS2212, a little cheaper than Qnap, but same peformance.

http://www.synology.com/en-us/products/overview/RS2212%2B [http://www.synology.com/en-us/products/overview/RS2212%2B]

When using Qnap or Synology, take care when selecting your disks, and check with manufacture first.

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Thanks.<br />
1. Any more alternatives you can think of?<br />
2. As for the disks, i guess you mean to check that they're supported on the selected device, right?
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Thanks.
1. Any more alternatives you can think of?
2. As for the disks, i guess you mean to check that they're supported on the selected device, right?

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At that price point Synology with the features you require.<br />
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Yes check manufacturers web sites they have lists of compatible hard drives.
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At that price point Synology with the features you require.

Yes check manufacturers web sites they have lists of compatible hard drives.

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I forgot to mention that we need a reseller + support in Israel, and Synology does not seems to have it in our region.<br />
What about IOMega or similar devices?
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I forgot to mention that we need a reseller + support in Israel, and Synology does not seems to have it in our region.
What about IOMega or similar devices?

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Hi guys,<br />
<br />
We're purchasing lots of QNAP storage devices, usually the following models:<br />
TS-879U-RP &nbsp; <br />
TS-EC879U-RP &nbsp;<br />
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We're looking to get familiar with the same price range (1000-2000$) for our basic needs:<br />
iSCSI connection for video (CCTV) recordings<br />
NAS <br />
<br />
Your recommendations will be more than welcome.
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Hi guys,

We're purchasing lots of QNAP storage devices, usually the following models:
TS-879U-RP   
TS-EC879U-RP  

We're looking to get familiar with the same price range (1000-2000$) for our basic needs:
iSCSI connection for video (CCTV) recordings
NAS 

Your recommendations will be more than welcome.

QNAP TS-879U-RP &amp; TS-EC879U-RP alternatives ?

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QNAP TS-879U-RP &amp; TS-EC879U-RP alternatives ?

QNAP TS-879U-RP & TS-EC879U-RP alternatives ?