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Shedding
Mar 16, 2013Tutor
New ReadyNas 312/314/316?
I currently own a ReadyNas 4 Bay ultra and absolutely love the unit. I would like to upgrade this to a 6 unit NAS. However, I hear that this March 18th new upgraded units will be coming out. Is thi...
desktopguy
Mar 18, 2013Aspirant
I have around 40 ReadyNAS devices out in the field and own a brand new Pro4 myself.
As of today, Netgear effectively "End of Lifed" ALL existing devices below the ReadyNAS 2100.
The new devices ship with a new OS that will NOT be back ported to existing supported in-warranty devices.
I have tested out many, many NAS devices over the last few years direct from distributors.
As of today, I will be only be setting up Synology or InforTrend NAS devices.
Netgear did say publicly they were going to bring features like ReadyDrop (introduced last year to the Arm platform) to X86 devices like the Pro4, Pro6. Looks like that will never happen now.
If you want cheap NAS devices with a nice feature set and good interface, go for Synology.
http://www.synology.com/index.php?lang=default
If you want advanced feature like ZFS, hourly instant snapshots, dedupe and compression, take a look at Infortrend EoNAS.
http://www.eonnas.com/en/products/eonnas-pro-series
Adios Netgear ReadyNAS for my SMB clients.
Will still be monitoring ReadyDATA for my video clients.
As of today, Netgear effectively "End of Lifed" ALL existing devices below the ReadyNAS 2100.
The new devices ship with a new OS that will NOT be back ported to existing supported in-warranty devices.
I have tested out many, many NAS devices over the last few years direct from distributors.
As of today, I will be only be setting up Synology or InforTrend NAS devices.
Netgear did say publicly they were going to bring features like ReadyDrop (introduced last year to the Arm platform) to X86 devices like the Pro4, Pro6. Looks like that will never happen now.
If you want cheap NAS devices with a nice feature set and good interface, go for Synology.
http://www.synology.com/index.php?lang=default
If you want advanced feature like ZFS, hourly instant snapshots, dedupe and compression, take a look at Infortrend EoNAS.
http://www.eonnas.com/en/products/eonnas-pro-series
Adios Netgear ReadyNAS for my SMB clients.
Will still be monitoring ReadyDATA for my video clients.
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