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SiliconVGuy
Jul 10, 2021Tutor
ReadyNas discontinued?
I love this product and have been looking for a second one (RN424), but none have been available for months. I understand the pandemic has reduced computer chips, etc. but now I see ReadyNAS isn't ev...
Platypus69
Aug 07, 2021Luminary
I can highly recommend Synology, for all it's worth.
I have been a big user an fan of ReadyNAS, and have several 6/8 bay ReadyNAS devices going back to 10+ years.
So I was gutted when I was "told unofficially" back in 2020 that the line was going to be discontinued.
So I ended up buying the Synology DS1819+ and now the DS1821+ 8 HDDs NAS. (The 1821+ supports the AMD RyzenTM V1500B quad-core 2.2 GHz CPU.0
Perhaps the build quality is not the same as ReadyNAS (I supposed i am only complaining about the plastic disk caddies really, but they do the job.)
Having said that, synology are clearly investing in NASes, with the latest version of the DSM 7.0 being pretty good. Sure there are some minor things lacking there as well, regarding SMB, but eveything else is excellent so far.
At the end of the day it's all about the software and what I like about DSM is that there are plenty of features/options that have to do with data integrity/resilience/redundancy.
(I am not too fussed about Plex and such "streaming" features that QNAP seem to have, and consequently QNAP's NASes seem to be more expensive from my POV.)
For all it's worth they support Seagate's IronWolf technology, so that speaks to their investment, if nothing else.
HTH
All the best with your choice.
uwebu
Aug 07, 2021Tutor
...after a view days of research, i went with Asustor Lockerstor 10 as6510t
very pleased with my purchase so far. so damn quiet compared with my readynas ultra!
but still sorry i didn't get to buy readynas 628x :-(
- ThirtyResetAug 07, 2021Tutor
uwebu wrote:...after a view days of research, i went with Asustor Lockerstor 10 as6510t
very pleased with my purchase so far. so damn quiet compared with my readynas ultra!
but still sorry i didn't get to buy readynas 628x :-(
So you're pretty happy with the Lockerstor? The hardware looks VERY nice. I've heard mixed things about the software and the underlying system access - I've gotten very used to SSH access to the underlying OS on my ReadyNAS units (being a long-time Linux user), so even though it may not be completely necessary (particularly with a NAS platform with broader "app" support), it feels like something I'd miss.
Definitely with you on feeling like I missed out on a 628X - that was pretty much the configuration I had been waiting for since I moved from my original Pro Pioneer to a 516. I was ready to pull the trigger on one in mid-2020 when they suddenly became unobtainable. Of course, I was also ready to finally pull the trigger on moving from 6TB drives to something larger when the Chia nonsense hit, so my luck continues unabated :(
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