QNAP TS-219P Turbo NASNAS this model with support for two 2.5 "or 3.5" disk, a very powerful configuration is intended for demanding users. Although not a top model of this class, and still offers top performance, while the same interface and options as well as the more expensive models. When all the views together, the price is definitely not high for what you get.
Another NAS (Network Attached Storage) device companies QNAP we tested, model TS-219P Turbo NAS. This model is intended for demanding home and business users because it is designed to seamlessly serve intensive network traffic, and as supports hot-swap replacement of drives and advanced RAID function, imposes itself as a very good choice for those seeking a sophisticated variant of a NAS thatgoes a step further than the basic models offered. What immediately be stressed that the QNAP made a great thing by not limited software functionality that is virtually identical, but the issue of hardware differences which directly depend on the performance of the device. Specifically, this model uses a more powerful processor entry level model has more memory, two eSATA ports, and advanced RAID features, it is enough to make a difference in capabilities and price.
QNAP TS-219P Turbo NAS
Key Features
Supported are the 2.5 "SATA hard drives
It is very quiet and consumes very little power
Excellent performance
Brilliant interface
Impression corrupt
No eSATA connector
Specification
Processor: Marvell 1.2GHzz
Memory: 512 MB DDR2 (16MB Flash Memory)
Hard Disk: 2x 3.5 "or 2.5" SATA I and II (the device comes without a hard disc drives compatible)
LAN: 1x 10/100/1000 port
USB: 3x USB 2.0 (printer, hub, UPS, disk, digital camera)
eSATA: 2x eSATA
Cooling: active, 70mm fan
Dimensions: 150x102x216 mm
Weight: 1.74Kg
Consumption: 21W (5W Idle)
Software: File, FTP, Backup, Printer, Web, MySQL, UPnP media, iTunes Server, Multimedia Station, Download Station
File System: ext3, Ext4 (internal, external), FAT, NTFS (external)
Operating systems: Windows, Mac OS, Linux
Backup: NetBak Replicator
QNAP TS-219P Turbo NAS
This model is designed for use with two SATA hard disk formats and with dimensions of 150x201x216 mm is not so large that does not require much space.Whole body seeks about 1.7Kg and design appropriate QNAP models that we have had the opportunity to test. Plastic is a very good quality and combination of black and gray, with a metal chassis and a lock. On the right side and the drawers of disks are grooves for ventilation. Drawers are designed so that it can draw as needed, and is supported Hot Swap disk or extracting "hot", STIM, which particularly emphasizes that can be installed and the 2.5 "drives, which among other things, and bring a lot less spending than the standard 3.5". When we are in spending, to immediately say that under full load (measured with two of the 500GB drive) TS-219P Turbo NAS consumes about 20W, while in idle mode to only 5W which is really great. In addition, metal locks with which the discs can be locked, there are Power and Copy keys and status LED's (HDD1, HDD2, LAN and eSATA). Bundles receive adapter and power cord, LAN cable, CD with software and user guide.
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As for the connector, the front is just one USB that is convenient for connecting a USB flash drive. On the back side are placed power connector, two additional USB (for external drives, printers, UPS, etc.) and two eSATA ports, as required LAN connector. There is indented reset button and Kensington Lock that provides the entire physical device. We see that there is active cooling in the form of 70mm fans, and the maximum noise that the entire device in the work products, including hard drives is about 36dBA. Installing drives is simple and takes out the drawer, screw fixed to the bottom of the page disk tray (this is very easy to solve the problem of supporting 3.5 "and 2.5" drives because there are two sets of hole for mounting) and return the tray inside. By burning a NAS, it is necessary to wait for a minute that the system boots (for those who do not know, it's a miniature Linux configuration), after which it must access the disk configuration and setting options. User guide is very good and describe what steps should be done, so there is no fear that something is skipped. We recommend that you first must install the latest version of firmware that can be downloaded from the website QNAP's.
If you are looking QNAP offering two models that support hard disk, 219P is one of the environment, with Marvell 6281 processor at 1.2GHz and 512MB DDRII memory.This is currently the best Marvell processor with integrated SATA, USB and LAN controller. Processor itself, although work on a lot of high frequency and still very low consumption (no even cooler), and which affects the total consumption of the device. For storage you can use one or two disk in JBOD, RAID0 or RAID1 configuration, and any changes to the layout and adding disks does not affect the security of data, which is very important. Support for all standard protocols: SMB / CIFS, AFP, NFS, FTP and HTTP, and each has a set of additional options such as for example a lot of detailed settings, including FTP access and encryption. There is something called Network Recycle Bin which supports SMB / CIFS and AFP protocols, and data users (not) deliberately deleted the first go there, and only when the bin and be deleted really deleted. If there something you would like to exist, and it is not already implemented, it is a possibility that the external SATA drives (to remind, there are two eSATA ports) set in a RAID configuration.
Summary
QNAP TS-219P Turbo NAS is a device that seamlessly support something more intense the frequency and intensity of use compared to less home network, which is evidenced by the very powerful configuration. The option has a lot, and what is available in more expensive models and is supported here, STIM, which again should be praised interface is perhaps the brightest spot (after performance) QNAP NAS's. What buyers get is a very high quality device quality, excellent performance and features that are really enormous.
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