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Here is how the Synology DS2422+ Plex NAS – Jellyfish 4K 400Mbps H.265 10bit – HEVC CONVERTED TO H.264 File Performed: Fixed an issue where users signing in to DSM through Synology SSO might be unable to open Synology Office files. The first day of operation (which includes initialization and RAID creation) not counted (but visible at the start of the graph). Starting from this version, the bad sector count column will not be displayed along with hard drive information. Users should go to each drive's Health Info > History to view its complete bad sector information. To determine whether bad sectors are affecting the drive, see if there's a significant increase in the number of bad sectors over time. The update is not available in your region yet. The update is expected to be available for all regions within the next few days, although the time of release in each region may vary slightly.
Synology DiskStation DS2422+ review: A cube of great capacity
Jesus Christ so what. SHR gives you access to the extra storage on the larger drives you install. When a traditional raid makes wait until all drives are replaced with the same capacity. So one logic makes you wait u til you finished upgrading drives and the other gives you gratification sooner. It’s personal preference. SHR isn’t as stable as the traditional raids. So when you use SHR on a business class raid and you run into problems. What’s going to happen. People will complain and want to be compensated. People would blame Synology and say why would they do this knowing SHR isn’t as stable as the traditional raids. Synology took away the customers ability to screw up their raid and blame them. And you know people would do exactly. Want SHR then buy a lower end NAS. Want a higher end NAS then deal with it. Right here you prove Synology’s point. You want the gphigher end NAS but don’t want to deal with the costs involved with it. Having a higher end NAS but running it with lower performance architecture. Then when it fails you complain. Synology in a way is doing like Apple does by building in a better experience. By wanting SHR on the higher class of NAS proves you don’t want a higher class of NAS. Let me buy a Ferrari that has an high compression engine then complain because I can’t put regular gas in it. Some people are never happy. Thumbs down Users of HD6500 can now create a Btrfs volume of up to 1 PB. This update automatically converts existing volumes that use the Btrfs (Peta Volume) file system to Btrfs. However, to create a volume larger than 200 TB, a RAID 6 storage pool and at least 64 GB of system memory are still required. Both the DS3622xs+ and DS2422+ are designed to optimally work with Synology enterprise drives. The HAT5300 3.5" SATA HDD and SAT5200 2.5" SATA SSDare engineered specially to provide class-leading performance and DSM integration for enhanced monitoring and maintenance capabilities. Synology’s available range of PCIe cards has grown little by little in the last couple of years and now supports 10G and 25GbE, across multiple ports and in fiber and copper forms. In most desktop NAS systems in the Diskstaiton portfolio, I would call the E25G21-F2 with its two 25G ports a little overkill – but in the case of the 12-Bay DS2422+ and potential for another 12 bays in the DX1222 – That card might be just the thing to make the most of this systems throughput potential! Additionally, despite the DS2422+ not featuring the 2x m.2 NVMe slots of the other 2/4/6/8-Bay diskstation NAS, you can add this with the E10M20T1 Cobo card of M2D20 dedicated caching card (at an additional cost – grumble, grumble).
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Fixed an unexpected issue that may occur when users tried to repair degraded storage pools that were previously migrated from a different version of DSM. When an SSD's firmware version doesn't support the S.M.A.R.T test, the system will disable related functions. Same as DS3622xs+, DS2422+ also, at the moment, only lists Synology official drives as the only compatible ones. This does not mean it will not work with unsupported ones, or that more drives will not make the list, but at the moment it is what it is. Current (Nov 17th 2021) HDD disk compatibility for DS2422+
Synology® Unveils 12-Bay Tower Storage Powerhouses DS3622xs
XS Series: RS18016xs+, RS4017xs+, RS3617xs+, RS3617xs, RS3617RPxs, RS18017xs+, DS3617xs, DS3617xsII, DS3018xs The DS2422+ NAS was used in the default CPU+Memory state that the base model arrives in (no upgraded memory or upgraded caching media) Powered by Intel Xeon D-1531 6-core 2.2/2.7Ghz CPU this model now comes with dual 10Gbit 10GBASE-T ports as well! Finally! Users can now enable the quota setting for shared folders that are located on volumes with data deduplication enabled. Considering that this DX1222 can, at the moment be paired only with the units above, same goes with HDD compatibility, Synology official drives, all the way. Again, as I said, this might change in the future but that remains to be seen.
Built for high-performance mass storage
Surveillance Station must be updated to version 8.2.11-7327 or above to be compatible with this update. Exceeding the recommended quantity above will not cause the kit to stop functioning, but will only cause a longer response time. This is a SATA SSD model only that will require Synology branded SSDs from their SAT5200 series. As all other mid to high-end models, FS3410 is covered by a 5y warranty. The initial 24 hours (used for system initialization and RAID configuration) were NOT included in the power usage monitoring, as although they appear on the graph they are one-off single-event scenarios. Each test (Active vs Idle) was conducted for 24hrs and the overall electricity usage was displayed in kw (kilowatt). But what is the difference between Active and Idle activity? Why does it matter? What is the Difference Between a NAS Drive ‘Active’ and in ‘IDLE / Standby’?
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