Synology 1520+ and ioSafe
Do you think ioSafe will update there 1018+ NAS with this new 1020+ from Synology in the near future given it’s similar 5 bay configuration and size should be same?
As you may remember my next upgrade here is to add a ioSafe system to make our data catastrophe proof. In fact when researching the ioSafe 1019+ is how I found your website.
I also wonder if I should just go with a ioSafe Duo Raid 1or Duo Pro. for less money. I can’t find what the differences are between the Duo Pro and Duo Raid 1…
The difference is Advanced Replacement service between Pro and non-pro.
There is no 1020+ released yet, but once it becomes available it will eventually make its way into Iosafe series. It will not be much different to DS1019+.
I have added iosafe product comparison table.
| Compare Models | Solo G3 | SoloPRO | Solo Hawk | Duo | Duo Pro | 218 NAS | 1019+ NAS | Server 5 | |
| Operating System | Windows | • 1 | • 1 | • | • | • | • | • | • |
| macOS | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | ||
| Windows Server | • 1 | • 1 | • 1 | • 1 | • 1 | • 1 | |||
| Linux (Ubuntu tested) | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | ||
| Data Protection | Data Recovery Service | • | • | • | • 4 | • 4 | • 4 | • 4 | • 10 |
| No Hassle Warranty | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | • 10 | |
| Advanced Replacement | • 5 | • | • 5 | • | • 10 | ||||
| RAID Redundant Drives | • | • | • | • | • | ||||
| Automatic Failover | • | ||||||||
| Physical Protection | Fireproof | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | |
| Waterproof | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | • 2 | |
| Crushproof & Shockproof | • 3 | ||||||||
| Anti-theft Floor Mount | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | ||
| Kensington ® Lock Slot | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | ||
| Connectivity | USB 3.0 | • 6 | • 6 | • 6 | • 6 | • 6 | |||
| USB 3.2 Gen 2 | • | • | • | ||||||
| Ethernet | • 9 | • 9 | • 1 | ||||||
| Link Aggregation High Availability | • | • 1 | |||||||
| Expansion or Peripheral | USB 2.0 | • 7 | • 7 | • | |||||
| USB 3.0 | • | • | • 7 | • 7 | • | ||||
| USB 3.2 Gen 2 | • | • | |||||||
| eSATA | • 8 | ||||||||
| Performance | Max Interface Speed | 5 Gb/s | 5 Gb/s | 10 Gb/s | 10 Gb/s | 10 Gb/s | 1 Gb/s | 2X 1 Gb/s | 2X 10 Gb/s |
| Storage | Max Storage | 6 TB | 6 TB | 1 TB | 24 TB | 24 TB | 24 TB | 140 TB | 60 TB |
| Drive Class | 3.5″ Desktop | 3.5″ Desktop | 2.5″ SSD | 3.5″ Desktop | 3.5″ NAS Class | 3.5″ NAS Class or 3.5″ Enterprise |
3.5″ NAS Class or 3.5″ Enterprise |
3.5″ NAS Class or 3.5″ Enterprise |
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| Cost | Starting Price | $299.99 | $399 | $319 | $549 | $999 | $659.99 | $2399 | $5799 |
All specifications above are subject to change. Please refer to the Product Specification sheet for each individual product for further details.
1Data volumes above 2.1 TB are generally not supported for Windows XP, Vista or Server 2000/2003.
2Fireproof: protects data from losses up to 1550 ° F for 1/2 hours per ASTM E119. Waterproof: protects data from loss up to 10ft for 72 hours.
3Shockproof/Crushproof: protects data from loss up to 10ft drops (HDD versions) or 20ft drop per MIL-STD-801G Method 516.5 (SSD versions) and up to 2500 lbs. crush (aluminum Rugged Portable) or up to 5000 lbs. crush (titanium Rugged Portable and SoloPRO SSD versions).
4Data Recovery Service included with loaded versions only. Data Recovery Service not available on diskless versions. Contact sales@iosafe.com for more information.
6Product USB 3.0, backward compatible with USB 2.0.
7Only for connecting peripheral devices to the NAS. Not for system management.
8Only for connecting expansion bays or eSATA compatible peripheral devices to the master 1517 NAS.
9For system connectivity and management.
10Requires monthly service
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