![]() They have definitely prosumer models and SME models. I don't know if any model of Synology would qualify for enterprise models. I call them consumer and prosumer models, SME models, and enterprise models. There exist different kinds of NAS and frontiers between them are not firm. 20TB is still an order of data fitting on a single storage media. ![]() And I didn't get if that data is for backup purposes or file sharing purposes or some other undisclosed purposes with how many users and which daily change and growth rate of data. I did not get what you have and what you're shopping. I am talking about managing about 20TB of data with a need to cloud access and I am shopping to see what else is out there. I am a little frustrated with DSM7 but that is mostly I have a lot of time in under DSM5&6. I manage a 6TB plex rig for the family and move hundreds of GB at a time routinely so my expectations are a little high for any server or NAS. I also sync file sharing between the two for about 500GB of data bidirectionally as a replacement for a previously setup DFS-R when my sister sold her business and needed secondary off site redundancy of file sharing for what was left.Įven on 10G network the NAS is not as responsive as the old Windows file sharing we had setup before but for the 10 of us it is fast enough for everyone but me. ![]() I use the little one at my sisters house 1200 miles away and do offsite backup of Synology Photos, family file sharing and email server from a much larger NAS at my house. ![]() Mine have been extremely reliable, my smallest one has run since 2012 and is on its 3rd set of hdds based on needing to expand over the years. Support is lacking but most issues are easily found via G**gle. If you are an IT person they are dead easy to manage. ![]()
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