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GregP
Aug 31, 2015Follower
RN4220 Max Capacity?
I'm considering a RN4220, but need 72TB raw capacity (12x6TB). I'm confused whether this configuration is supported. There is conflicting information.
When going through the nas filtering process on netgear.com, this model appears when I filter by 72TB. But the spec sheet clearly lists 48TB as the max. But the hardware compatability list includes several 6TB drive models. Lastly, the biggest pre-populated model is 48TB (12x4).
So.... can I buy a diskless 4220 and fill it with 6TB drives? Thank you.
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee Retired
Yes. I would recommend using a dual-redundant RAID level such as RAID-6.
You can buy 6TB disks from the compatibility list.
The spec sheet you saw would have been written before 6TB disks were available.
- itsjasperLuminary
Make sure that you buy a v2 RN4220 if buying a second hand unit - the v1 units have a 2TB drive limitation in bays 5-12.
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