QNAP Live Presentation for 4.3.4, x77, Arm snapshots, Qboost, and much more....

[Trexx]

NP... but probably need to retitle this to something more generic as we have HW/SW/app video's now being bundled under it.

your right, sorry been busy other things.

Hm... how about "QNAP live presentation for 4.3.4, x77 and others" ?

*updated

Looks good.

[Toxic17]

heres a bit of news if you havent seen it yet..

There’s a feature that we’ve offered for a very long time now, called: “USB One Touch Button”. This feature is always very useful when we want to back up the data in our USB storage to the NAS. We simply set it up in the GUI, once the external device is plugged into the front USB port and the one touch button is pressed, the system will automatically back it up to the NAS. You don’t even have to turn on a desktop or laptop. There’s something we’ve always been wanting but haven’t supported for years; thanks to the release of QNAP’s new firmware QTS 4.3.4, it finally supports backing up the data on your mobile device, whether it’s an Android phone or iPhone.

http://blog.qnap.com/backup-photos-auto ... hout-fear/

Also some more info on SSD Cache Acceleration and models that will support this feature in 4.3.4 https://www.qnap.com/solution/ssd-cache/en-uk/index.php

[Moogle Stiltzkin]

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Shots fired

[Trexx]

Here is a new presentation on Qsync:

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[Trexx]

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Shots fired

Here is the PPT slides for this presentation:
http://files.qnap.com/news/pressresourc ... 171003.pdf

[Trexx]

Qtier Pool, RAID 50/60 & iSCSI Virtual JBOD Optimize Storage Capacity Utilization
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This is a VERY good video. I learned a few things on QTier that I didn't know and am only about 1/2 way through.

One BIG announcement is that in QTS 4.3.4, you will be able to ADD Qtier capability to a volume AFTER you have already provisioned the volume. YEAH!! No more having to backup/wipe/configure anymore. Only requirement is that the Storage Pool has to have been created under QTS 4.2+

[schumaku]

hm..... raid 50 and 60 ... who uses that :X ?

Those with plenty of storage blocks in a NAS.

to me storage optimization means things like deduplication (to save a ton of space).

Real-world savings are - for most applications - marginal.

[Trexx]

hm..... raid 50 and 60 ... who uses that :X ?

Those with plenty of storage blocks in a NAS.

QNAP is recommending RAID-50/60 for deployments greater than 8 drives+

[Moogle Stiltzkin]

hm..... raid 50 and 60 ... who uses that :X ?

Those with plenty of storage blocks in a NAS.

QNAP is recommending RAID-50/60 for deployments greater than 8 drives+

ah. i only went as high as 4tb hdd and 6 max so far.

so 8 hdd is when switch over to those other raids recommended? thx


*update

you were referring to this model? that's a lot of bays

QNAP TS-1685 NAS

The QNAP TS-1685 is a 16-bay NAS with a somewhat unconventional configuration. The desktop form factor houses twelve 3.5" bays designed for hard drives and four 2.5" bays for SSDs. Better yet, QNAP has included six M.2 bays internally, which means users can load six more SATA SSDs should they like. Powering the TS-1685 is an Intel Xeon D Processor and support for up to 128GB in RAM. Turning to connectivity, the NAS has four GbE and two 10GbE ports on board. There are also three PCIe expansion slots that enable further connectivity options or add-on cards like more SSDs, graphics cards, audio cards and the like. Given all this flexibility and the myriad storage options, it's hard to pin down exactly the best place for the TS-1685. QNAP sees it as a great option for SMBs that need a combination of file shares, virtualized storage, backup targets, and application storage -- essentially making it a "jack-of-all-trades" for a growing small business or ROBO location.

full review:
http://www.storagereview.com/qnap_ts1685_nas_review

in the video they also touched on what you talked about








28:10 in the video
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[Trexx]

Here is this weeks video's:

QRM+ Centralized Management Solution Officially Released
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Explore Brand-new QNAP Multimedia Solutions: Cinema28 Beta and the TVS-x73X featuring 10GbE and 4K Video Playback
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It will be interesting to see what changes/enhancements they have made to the TVS-x73 family for the new "X" line.

[Moogle Stiltzkin]

Cinema28 Beta

looks interesting. it's a one stop app where you can stream content like videos, music to connected devices over the network, from your qnap.

then what about similar streaming components already in native qnap apps like videostation ? are they planning on removing that so people can instead use this new cinema28 solely for streaming media to connected devices?

otherwise seems like their both providing the same feature for streaming :X



also qrm isn't that similar to Q'center?

[Trexx]

Qcenter is for managing Qnap’s. QRM+ is for managing windows and Linux devices.


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[Trexx]

Here is week #7's video:

IoT Development and Applications with QIoT Suite Lite and QBoat
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[Trexx]

2nd Video for this week:

QVR Pro Beta - The Open Platform Video Surveillance System on NAS
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[Moogle Stiltzkin]

Qcenter is for managing Qnap’s. QRM+ is for managing windows and Linux devices.


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ah right

Here is week #7's video:

IoT Development and Applications with QIoT Suite Lite and QBoat

missed this one, i'll go watch. qboat?