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NAS Synology DS1823xs+ 8Bay DiskStation 2xGbE 1x10
NAS Synology DS1823xs+ 8Bay DiskStation 2xGbE 1x10
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Network storage: control your data from anywhere
In 2025, secure and centralized access to your files is no longer an option: it is a necessity. With a good network storage system (NAS) you can manage, protect and share all your data from any device, with 24/7 remote access.
What is a NAS and why should you have one?
A NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a device connected to your network that allows you to install hard drives and access their data from multiple computers. Whether for backups, multimedia, remote work or professional environments, a well-configured NAS provides privacy, control and performance.
What type of network storage do you need?
| Usage profile | Capacity / Bays | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Home and basic backups | 1–2 bays / up to 20 TB | Synology DS223, QNAP TS-233 |
| Small offices / remote work | 2–4 bays / up to 40 TB | QNAP TS-433, Synology RS422+ |
| Businesses or intensive use | 8–12 bays / up to 180 TB | Synology RS3621xs+, QNAP TS-673A |
| Expansion and future growth | Expansion units (Rack) | RX418, RX1217, TR-004U |
Tips for choosing a good NAS system
- Enough bays: Start with 2 or 4, but consider scalability if you need more storage in the future.
- Processor and RAM: The more powerful, the better for multiple users or tasks such as multimedia transcoding.
- RAID: Protect your data with RAID 1, 5 or 6 configurations depending on the number of drives.
- Ecosystem: Synology (DSM) and QNAP (QTS) offer professional apps for backups, IP cameras, remote management, private clouds and more.
- Connectivity: 2.5G/10G LAN ports and USB 3.2 ensure speed and sustained performance.
Frequently asked questions about network storage
- Can a NAS work as a private cloud? Yes. You can sync your devices and access your files like your own Google Drive, without relying on third parties.
- How much RAM should it have? For home use, 2–4 GB is enough. For business or servers, choose 8–16 GB.
- Can I use it for surveillance cameras? Absolutely. Many NAS systems support video surveillance software and licenses for multiple cameras.
- Which hard drives are compatible? NAS-designed drives such as WD Red, Seagate IronWolf or Toshiba N300 are recommended.
- Do I need technical knowledge? No. Most modern models offer easy-to-use setup wizards and dashboards.
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