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Synology DS420+ (0 TB)

Synology DS420+

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JiSiN

5 years ago

The new 2020 Synology models DS420+, DS720+ and DS920+ have a 3-year warranty. The warranty can even be extended to 5 years with the article "EW201". Synology EW201: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/synology-2-jahre-garantieerweiterung-ew201-netzwerkspeicher-nas-zubehoer-6360224 @Digitec MA Is there a reason that you have recorded the item with 2Y warranty? DS420+ was recorded with 2J DS720+ with 3J DS920+ again with 2J.

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David Raemy

5 years ago

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Thank you for pointing this out. The corresponding details have now been adjusted. :)
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joni1986

3 years ago

I am interested in buying a Synology NAS but I am new to this business. Can I connect this NAS to the network via a mesh network terminal? I have a Linksys Velop mesh network and each terminal has two ethernet ports. The router is not in the ideal place to put the NAS, so I am looking for confirmation that this is feasible before I make the purchase.

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l.bovay

3 years ago

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Your router will give it an IP and it will be reachable in your local network. The terminals act as a switch.
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NicoB643

3 years ago

I would like to replace my ds220+ with the ds420+. For the ds220+ I had a memory expansion in use -> Crucial Laptop Memory (1 x 8GB, DDR4-2666, SO-DIMM 260 pin) / CT8G4SFRA266. Can anyone tell me whether this module is compatible with the ds420+?

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Stardustone

3 years ago

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The DS220+ and DS420+ have the same CPU, the RAM can also be used in the DS420+ NAS. If it ran in the DS220+, no problem. Officially, only 6GB are specified by the manufacturer, but if it has 10GB with the module and runs, no problem :). https://www.synology.com/de-de...
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crm114

4 years ago

The DS420+ has 2GB RAM, maybe that's enough for my requirements. What do I need the additional M2 cache for, is it necessary? Which memory modules do you need for it? Thanks!

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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Hoi Well, whether the 2GB is enough definitely depends on your requirements: If you "only" use NAS file server functions, then the 2GB is enough. If you want to install and use applications such as groupware (keyword "Photostation") or Surveilance Station etc. pp. then it could be a bit tight. As information from one Syno user to another: I use 3 models: an older DS409+ (RAM never removed, worked quite well without), a DS415play (RAM also not removed, would have made more sense over time, but:) and a RS3617xs - and I have now removed the RAM to 32GB because it simply makes sense on this part (Nextcloud, Apache, Containers, Plex ...)..) - My tip: Just use it "as is" and as soon as you notice: it's going down the drain with all the apps I use: then expand it. You need the M2Cache if you want to access the same rather small data/files/especially blocks more quickly - probably more for corporate environments - here's something from Synology's KB about it: https://kb.synology.com/de-de... Hope that helps.
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barbara.rohr

4 years ago

My DS415+ from 2013 is now broken. I can pull out the discs and put them in the 420+ model without any problems?

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Anonymous

4 years ago • purchased this product

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That's exactly what I did: 415+ broke down from one day to the next (probably a known hardware fault), bought 420+ => changed disks and simply started it. Everything ran without a problem. Instructions for details are available at Synology.

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