Featuring reliability, security and high performance, the business-ready QNAP NAS is a dependable cornerstone for IT infrastructure. QTS 4.3.3 adds more exceptional enhancements and business features to provide maximized efficiency, performance, and to ensure round-the-clock services.
Qtier 2.0. Intelligent data storage optimization. QNAP’s Qtier™ Technology empowers QNAP NAS with Auto Tiering that helps continuously optimize storage efficiency across SSD, SAS drives, and NL-SAS / SATA drives. With Qtier™, QNAP NAS provides a tiering solution that realizes optimal storage efficiency and boosts performance, making it the best and most cost-efficient storage solution for environments like virtualization that contain dynamically-changing workloads. » Learn more about Qtier™ Technology
Qtier™ 2.0 analyzes CPU performance and system peak hours to decide the best time for processing auto tiering and the optimum transfer speeds. It continues to learn every day, helping to achieve the utmost storage efficiency.
You can also manually set auto tiering to be processed during off-peak times to provide adequate system resources for running applications.
Maximized network accessibility made by Network & Virtual Switch Network & Virtual Switch integrates the management of IPv4, IPv6, Wi-Fi, Thunderbolt™, USB QuickAccess and WirelessAP in conjunction with virtual switches. It centralizes creating, configuring, and managing network connections, allowing you to connect your computers and devices to both local and remote networks with greater flexibility.
Network & Virtual Switch makes the most of available network resources. For example, you can connect 1GbE devices to your QNAP NAS to attain a 10GbE working environment for data transmission without buying an expensive 1/10Gb Ethernet switch. Network usage becomes easier, more flexible, and lighter on the budget.
One of the significant enhancements for Network & Virtual Switch is the support for data transfer between VMs and containers. In addition to NAS and virtual machines sharing the same LAN port, data transfer between virtual machines and containers through the same interface is now possible. For example, an Apache web server on a virtual machine can access a MySQL database on a container, and then provide services to Client PCs through a physical network.
As Apple computers do not natively support 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Mac users previously needed to purchase a Thunderbolt-to-Ethernet adapter to connect to high-speed Ethernet networks. The innovative T2E Converter bridges Thunderbolt™ and Ethernet networks, allowing Apple computers to directly connect to a QNAP Thunderbolt™ NAS using a Thunderbolt™ connection to achieve high-speed data transmission between Thunderbolt™ and 10GbE. It saves a 10GbE port and eliminates the need for a Thunderbolt-to-Ethernet adapter.
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In addition, the Thunderbolt virtual switch NAT service can be enabled to allow Thunderbolt devices to connect to all physical adapters via QNAP Thunderbolt NAS. Business organizations and individual users can easily leverage all available network resources for different tasks and effortlessly manage network connections.
Note: Hosts behind NAT-enabled Virtual Switches do not have end-to-end connectivity and cannot participate in some internet protocols.
Consolidate your backup and restoration plans with Hybrid Backup Sync
It is imperative that every company - from home offices to multinationals - have complete plans for data backup and disaster recovery. Hybrid Backup Sync is a key app for creating backup and disaster recovery plans to mitigate data loss. It consolidates backup, restoration and synchronization functions into a single app, making transferring data to local, remote and cloud storage easier than ever.
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Consolidates backup, restoration and synchronization functions (using RTRR, rsync, FTP, CIFS/SMB) for easily transferring data to local, remote and cloud storage.
Supports cloud services including Amazon® Glacier, Azure™ Storage, Google Cloud Storage™, Google Drive™, Microsoft® OneDrive® for Business, Dropbox®, Amazon® Drive, Yandex® Disk, Box®, hubiC® and Amazon® S3/OpenStack Swift/WebDAV compatible services.
Supports multi-version backup, flexible job scheduling, file compression backup to save storage space, and more.
Backing up Mac data to QNAP NAS allows you to access your Mac backups from anywhere at any time. QNAP NAS supports Time Machine for Mac OS X 10.5 (and newer) for concurrent backup of multiple Mac devices, making it an ideal storage for Mac backup and sharing.
AFP and SMB network file sharing protocols are supported for extensive backup scenarios.
Multiple users can back up their Mac data to individual home folders with exclusive access rights. This helps strengthen data security and privacy.
Note: Feature coming soon.
Note: Mac Time Machine backup over SMB is available in Hybrid Backup Sync.
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