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Item Width18 centimetres
Technical Details
- Made for businesses needing to store largeamounts of data, the QNAP TS-419P+ Turbo NAS makes it possible to share files over a network
- This TS-419P+ Turbo NAS networkserver by QNAP can hold four hard drives for a maximum capacity of 8TB, and includes several advanced security features to make life alittle easier
- 12 month UK warranty included
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Product Description
Features TS-419P+ is QNAP's new generation four-bay Turbo NAS with iSCSI, especially designed for small business and home users who are looking for a large storage center to store, back up, share thousands of multimedia files or expand the storage capacity. The NAS is equipped with latest powerful 1.6 GHz embedded CPU and 512MB DDRIII memory, supports 2.5" and 3.5" SATA hard drives, and delivers ultra high speed performance yet maintains extremely low power consumption. The powerful system can let you build the RAID5, or RAID 1 mirroring for hard disk redundancy.
The TS-419P+ takes the lead in the current small business and home NAS market with the outstanding specifications, hot-swappable hard disk design, great expandability by two eSATA and multiple USB ports, dual Gigabit LAN ports, handy LCD screen, high reliability, and numerous all-in-1 software applications. It is a reliable, powerful yet affordable mini storage server which can be easily deployed for various application environments.
Superior performance and abundant server applications
The TS-419P+ Turbo NAS supports cross-platform services across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX. Enhanced industry-leading features are also provided, e.g. EXT3 and EXT4 file systems, built-in iSCSI target service, virtual disk drive (VDD) by built-in iSCSI initiator for storage expansion, RAID 0/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 5+spare, single and JBOD disk configurations, online RAID capacity expansion, online RAID level migration, RAID recovery, policy-based IP blocking, instant SMS alert notification, schedule power on/ off, and 4 IP cameras (optional purchase) for network surveillance.
Maximize the enjoyment of your home multimedia centre
The built-in UPnP media server (with TwonkyMedia enabled) of the Turbo NAS supports a wide range of media players such as Sony PS3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 gaming consoles and works well with NFS-supported High-Definition (HD) digital media players for HD video streaming. In addition, the high-speed PC-less Download Station with the unique QGet utility enables you to manage the BT/ FTP/ HTTP download tasks remotely over the local network or the Internet.
Powerful All-in-one Server Features
Data Access by iPhone and Android Mobile Devices
QNAP offers a free multimedia application QMobile for users of iPhone and Android handsets to carry all the multimedia files on the NAS in their pocket. You can stream videos, watch and upload digital pictures, play music that are stored on the NAS over the network and share your music playlists with other iPhone or Android phones users. Besides, you can also install the 3rd party UPnP client app on your iPhone or Android, and then you can access the NAS on the local network and play the multimedia contents, e.g. videos, music, and photos on the server.
Multimedia Station
Multimedia Station is a web-based application which lets you watch your photos and videos, and play music on the NAS by a web browser. You can also share the multimedia files with your friends and publish photos to popular social networking sites such as Facebook, Plurk, Twitter, Blogger, and so on.
File Server
Turbo NAS allows file sharing across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX platforms. It also supports WebDAV for you to access the share folders via HTTP/HTTPS protocol remotely.
FTP Server
You can set up Turbo NAS as an FTP server and share the files conveniently with your friends or customers.
Backup Server
Turbo NAS offers you the most complete backup solution with Apple Time Machine support, remote replication to an Rsync server, Windows client backup software NetBak Replicator, and third party backup software support, and so on.
Remote Replication
The data on the NAS can be backed up to or from another Turbo NAS or Rsync server over the network.
Virtual Host Supported Web Server
You can host multiple websites on Turbo NAS with the built-in web server and virtual host feature. The NAS supports PHP, MySQL, HTTPS connection, and SSL authentication. It is the ideal solution for you to create your own websites, e-shops, blogs, content management system (CMS), wiki, and so on.
MySQL Server
The NAS can be flexibly applied in various deployments such as a database server of another web server in remote site or as an additional backup database server.
Printer Server
The NAS supports network printer sharing function (max 3 USB printers).
UPnP Media Server (with built-in TwonkyMedia Server)
The NAS is a perfect media storage centre and it works well with UPnP media server. You can play the photos and videos on TV, or listen to your favourite music and Internet radio on your Hi-Fi System.
Multimedia Station
You can share you photos, video, or music over the network by the Multimedia Station of the NAS.
Download Station
The NAS supports PC-less BitTorrent, FTP, and HTTP download. TCP/ UDP, encrypted BT download function, and DHT (Distributed Hash Tables) are also supported.
iTunes Server
You can stream the mp3 music on the NAS to the computers on the home network and listen to the music by iTunes over wired or wireless network connection.
Surveillance Station
The Surveillance Station enables you to configure multiple IP-based security cameras simultaneously for real-time monitoring, recording, and playback.
Product Description
iSCSI, eSATA x2, 4USB Raid 0,1, 5, 6, 5+spare, Hot-Swap
Zubehör: SP-4BAY-ADAPTOR - QNAP TS-419P+ NAS 4 bays
Zubehör: SP-4BAY-ADAPTOR - QNAP TS-419P+ NAS 4 bays
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
QNAP TS-419p+ Turbo, snappy name.
I'd done a bunch of research on NAS units and the 419p looked like it would work.
Shipping was very speedy and the unit turned up same day as the 4 2tb drives.
Set up was as easy as the instructions indicated but did take longer than I anticipated.
When you switch the unit on, there are _significant_ delays while the system comes to life.
15 - 20 minutes, be aware of that.
Once the unit is up and running, then log onto the unit via your browser to run any admin you need (again, not entirely obvious from the instructions)
The unit is very quiet in operation.
The software front end is very easy to understand.
I'm very pleased with it.
Very very versatile piece of kit.
Having issues with "time machine" (Apple back up app) I believe a "fix" is on the way.
I'd done a bunch of research on NAS units and the 419p looked like it would work.
Shipping was very speedy and the unit turned up same day as the 4 2tb drives.
Set up was as easy as the instructions indicated but did take longer than I anticipated.
When you switch the unit on, there are _significant_ delays while the system comes to life.
15 - 20 minutes, be aware of that.
Once the unit is up and running, then log onto the unit via your browser to run any admin you need (again, not entirely obvious from the instructions)
The unit is very quiet in operation.
The software front end is very easy to understand.
I'm very pleased with it.
Very very versatile piece of kit.
Having issues with "time machine" (Apple back up app) I believe a "fix" is on the way.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
As with all QNAP products the software and build quality are excellent. I just wish it was a little faster, it seems expensive for a product that can only achieve transfer rates of around 30MB/s over gigabit ethernet. Okay I knew the spec before I bought the NAS, but I've used older QNAP products and was always happy with the performance - this one just seems underwhelming and the 459 is way too expensive for a 4-bay NAS. In hindsight if I were buying now I'd buy a Synology DS 1511+, it's a bit more expensive but a lot faster.
***** 19/02/2012 Update
While I was initially disappointed at the transfer speeds, I'm getting more and more impressed at the amount of I/O this little box can handle and have revised my rating to 5 stars. I'm studying for my VMware VCP exam so I'm using it of NFS and iSCSI for a number of ESXi servers. In addition to this it handles time machine backups for 3 Macs and the usual SMB file shares. I wouldn't try streaming video from it at the same time, but that's probably a bit too much to ask anyway. It has been coping very well though and throughout all of this has remained quiet and cool - the disks all have a temperature of around 36C. By comparison I had a Tranquil BBS2 that ran at around 60C - the temperature was the main reason for me ditching this box and getting another QNAP.
***** 19/02/2012 Update
While I was initially disappointed at the transfer speeds, I'm getting more and more impressed at the amount of I/O this little box can handle and have revised my rating to 5 stars. I'm studying for my VMware VCP exam so I'm using it of NFS and iSCSI for a number of ESXi servers. In addition to this it handles time machine backups for 3 Macs and the usual SMB file shares. I wouldn't try streaming video from it at the same time, but that's probably a bit too much to ask anyway. It has been coping very well though and throughout all of this has remained quiet and cool - the disks all have a temperature of around 36C. By comparison I had a Tranquil BBS2 that ran at around 60C - the temperature was the main reason for me ditching this box and getting another QNAP.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I used to own a Synology DS207+ but needed (OK wanted!) a few more drive bays. I looked at the prices of the 4 bay Synology devices but compared to the QNAP range there was a massive difference. Took a bit of a punt as I really did like the software on the Synology so wanted something as good as, if not better... I needn't have worried as the QNAP software support is excellent. Very easy to install new apps etc... The front end is also very good.
I haven't done a single benchmark with my kit... but I use 2 x 1tb (in RAID1) drives for documents and photos... and another 2 x 2tb (again in RAID1) drives for media. I've never found it lacking in speed to be honest.
I also use it share my printer across the network. This did cause a bit of a problem with older firmwares as QNAP were changing the printing system around but that's all resolved now.
Not sure what the other review meant by significant (15-20 minutes) delays in powering up, but mine always seems to take under 5 minutes. I guess this could depend on the configuration of your drives and other start up apps etc... (if you're running all the web servers / media streaming etc...)
No issues from my machines (mixture of Windows 7 and Ubuntu) connecting via NFS and Samba. That said I did need to make my username/password the same on my NAS as on my Windows 7 boxes in order to get it to connect to my user share properly.
I haven't done a single benchmark with my kit... but I use 2 x 1tb (in RAID1) drives for documents and photos... and another 2 x 2tb (again in RAID1) drives for media. I've never found it lacking in speed to be honest.
I also use it share my printer across the network. This did cause a bit of a problem with older firmwares as QNAP were changing the printing system around but that's all resolved now.
Not sure what the other review meant by significant (15-20 minutes) delays in powering up, but mine always seems to take under 5 minutes. I guess this could depend on the configuration of your drives and other start up apps etc... (if you're running all the web servers / media streaming etc...)
No issues from my machines (mixture of Windows 7 and Ubuntu) connecting via NFS and Samba. That said I did need to make my username/password the same on my NAS as on my Windows 7 boxes in order to get it to connect to my user share properly.
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