NAS – Network Attached Storage

Network Attached Storage

NAS storage for your business

If your company lacks a central data backup, managing storage systems becomes more difficult. The risk of data loss increases, which can lead to higher costs and loss of productivity. To counteract inefficient data access and poor collaboration, there is NAS storage. Network Attached Storage systems are popular because they do not require a dedicated connection or separate operating environment, are flexibly scalable and can be connected via a network protocol regardless of location. We explain what makes a NAS and which NAS storage systems you can purchase from Thomas-Krenn.

These NAS storage systems are available from us

Administrators and specialists who manage large amounts of data in particular will find NAS storage from Thomas-Krenn a solution for location-dependent data storage and management. This enables fast access to information as well as the storage and archiving of data. Thomas-Krenn offers you a wide selection of NAS systems from various brands as well as expertise for different needs.

Synology DS725+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 40 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 2 x disks
  • scalable up to 7 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen R1600 (2 cores 2.6 GHz)
  • up to 32 GB RAM
starting at409
instead of489
Synology DS925+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 80 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 4 x disks
  • Scalable up to 9 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen V1500B (4-Cores 2.2GHz)
  • Up to 32 GB RAM
starting at519
instead of619
Synology DS1825+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 160 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 8 x disks
  • scalable up to 18 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen V1500B (4-Cores 2.2GHz)
  • up to 32 GB RAM
starting at915
instead of1.085
Storage bestseller
  • The most popular system in this category
Synology RS822RP+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 96 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 4 x drives
  • scalable up to 8 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen V-Series V1000 (4 cores 2.2 GHz)
  • up to 32 GiB RAM
starting at1.025
instead of1.220
Synology RS1221RP+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 144 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 8 x drives
  • scalable to up to 12 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen V-Series V1000 (4 cores 2.2 GHz)
  • up to 32 GiB RAM
starting at1.285
instead of1.530
Synology RS2423RP+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 288 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 12 x drives
  • scalable up to 24 x HDD(s)
  • AMD Ryzen V-Series V1700 (4 cores 3.35 GHz)
  • up to 32 GiB RAM
starting at2.045
instead of2.430
Synology RS3621XS+ NAS
  • NAS
  • 288 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
  • 12 x drives
  • scalable up to 36 x HDD(s)
  • Intel Xeon D-1541 (8 cores 2.1 GHz)
  • up to 64 GiB RAM
starting at3.660
instead of6.100
Synology SA3410 NAS
  • NAS
  • 240 TB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
  • 12 x drives
  • scalable up to 96 x HDD(s)
  • Intel Xeon D-1541 (8 cores 2.1 GHz)
  • up to 128 GiB RAM
starting at5.650
instead of9.300
Synology SA3400D NAS
  • NAS
  • Active/passive - dual controller system
  • 240 TB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
  • 12 x drives
  • scalable to up to 36 x HDD(s)
  • Intel Xeon D-1541 (8 cores 2.1 GHz)
  • up to 128 GiB RAM
starting at9.095
instead of10.800
Synology UC3400 SAN
Please note:

Full certification for VMware, vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix XenServer and OpenStack

! PROXMOX compatibility is only partially given !

  • SAN
  • Two controller nodes in an active-active configuration
  • 240 TB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
  • 12 data carriers
  • Scalable to up to 36 x HDD(s)
  • Intel Xeon D-1541 (8 cores 2.1 GHz) (per controller)
  • up to 64 GB RAM (per controller)
starting at8.195
instead of9.730
Synology HD6500 NAS
  • NAS
  • 1.2 PB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
  • 60 x disks
  • scalable up to 300x HDD(s)
  • Dual CPU architecture (2x Intel Xeon Silver 4210R)
  • up to 512 GB RAM
starting at15.550
instead of18.500
Synology DX517 JBOD
  • JBOD for RS822RP+ / RS1221RP+
  • 120 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
starting at430
instead of675
Synology RX418 JBOD
  • JBOD for RS822RP+ / RS1221RP+
  • 96 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
starting at465
instead of790
Synology RX1217RP JBOD
  • JBOD for RS822RP+ / RS1221RP+
  • 288 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
starting at1.640
instead of1.950
Synology RX1223RP JBOD
  • JBOD for RS2423RP+
  • 240 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
starting at1.855
instead of3.000
Synology RX1222sas JBOD
  • JBOD for SA3410
  • 240 TB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
starting at2.325
instead of3.800
Synology RXD1219sas JBOD
  • JBOD for SA3400D / UC3400
  • 240 TB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
starting at2.685
instead of3.185
Synology RX6022sas JBOD
  • JBOD for HD6500
  • 1.2 PB SATA/SAS3/SSD/HDD
starting at5.850
instead of6.950
Synology DX525 JBOD
  • JBOD for DS925+ / DS725+ / DS1825+
  • 100 TB SATA/SSD/HDD
starting at425
instead of510
Synology ActiveProtect appliances DP320 / DP340
  • Preconfigured backup solution
  • Backup
  • restore and management in one device
  • DP320: Recommended for backup sources with a data volume of 5 TB
  • DP340: Recommended for backup sources with a data volume of 14.5 TB
starting at1.765
instead of2.170
Synology ActiveProtect appliances DP7200
  • Preconfigured backup solution
  • Fast and smooth setup
  • Monitors up to 150,000 workloads
  • Reduces storage requirements by 50%
  • Recommended for backup sources with a data volume of 56 TB
starting at33.339
instead of41.035
Synology ActiveProtect appliances DP7400
  • Preconfigured backup solution
  • Fast and smooth setup
  • Monitors up to 150,000 workloads
  • Reduces storage requirements by 50%
  • Recommended for backup sources with a data volume of 83.5 TB
starting at36.810
instead of45.300
OSS Office
Highlights
Extremely small, powerful, low noise office server with hot-swap HDDs
  • Upgradable up to:
  • 1x Xeon E-2400 (Raptor Lake-E)
  • CPU cores: 2-6
  • 64GB RAM
  • 4x drives
  • max. 96 TB
  • 1 Additional cards
  • Price incl. Intel Pentium G7400 and 16 GB RAM
starting at1.335
instead of1.675
OSS Basic
Highlights
AMD EPYC 9005, DDR5 RDIMM, up to 8x SAS/SATA/NVMe
  • Upgradable up to:
  • 1 x AMD EPYC 9004 (Genoa)
  • AMD EPYC 9005 (Turin)
  • CPU cores: 8-16
  • 512GB RAM
  • 8x drives
  • max. 245.76 TB
  • 2x 10Gbit/s LAN (RJ45)
  • 4 Additional cards
  • red. NT
  • Price incl. 1x AMD EPYC 9015 and 16 GB RAM
starting at3.209
NEW
OSS Capacity
Highlights
Intel Scalable platform of the 4th generation (Intel Xeon Silver/Gold/Platinum CPUs)
  • Upgradable up to:
  • 1 x Intel Xeon Scalable 4th/5th Gen (Sapphire/Emerald Rapids)
  • CPU cores: 8-16
  • 1.024TB RAM
  • 36x drives
  • max. 1.10592 PB
  • 5 Additional cards
  • red. NT
  • Price incl. 1x Intel Xeon Silver 4410Y and 16 GB RAM
starting at4.559
OSS performance
Highlights
AMD EPYC 9004/9005, up to 10x hot-swap NVMe data carriers
  • Optimized for:

    • TrueNAS Community Edition

  • Includes:

    • 1x 240 GB SSD boot drive
    • 1x AMD EPYC 9015 (upgradeable)
    • 128 GB RAM (upgradeable)

  • Upgradeable:

    • 12x data carriers
    • 2x LP/ HL add-on card
starting at6.545

All prices are net prices and do not include statutory VAT; they are intended exclusively for entrepreneurs (Section 14 of the German Civil Code (BGB)), legal entities under public law and special funds under public law.

What are Network Attached Storage Systems?

Network attached storage systems are very flexible data storage systems that can be connected to the existing IT infrastructure via any standard TCP/IP network. Wherever there is a network connection via Ethernet or WLAN, clients can access the network storage simultaneously. This makes NAS systems universally applicable storage solutions. The advantages?

  • Network access: NAS systems are connected via a local area network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN). This allows multiple users and devices to access the data simultaneously.
  • Centralized storage: Data is stored centrally on the NAS device. This makes backup and data management easier, as all data is collected in one place.
  • File sharing: NAS systems support various protocols for file sharing, such as SMB/CIFS (Windows), NFS (Linux/Unix) and AFP (Apple).
  • Data security: NAS devices often include data security features such as RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) to prevent data loss in the event of a hard disk failure.
  • Scalability: NAS systems are often modular so that additional hard disks or expansion enclosures can be added to increase storage space.
NAS and its applications
Network attached storage systems have a variety of uses. For private use, NAS systems are worthwhile for storing and accessing multimedia files (music, films, photos) from various devices such as computers, smart TVs and smartphones. In the business sector, NAS systems are particularly worthwhile for small to medium-sized companies: As a central file and data storage solution that enables multiple employees to work together on projects and share files. NAS storage also makes sense for backups, as a backup solution for important data from computers and other devices in the network.
Modern NAS systems, such as those from Synology, now offer a huge variety of additional functions that can be configured via a user-friendly graphical interface. This makes NAS storage particularly attractive for smaller companies without highly qualified IT staff. All services such as web servers, e-mail or chat servers can be set up on a NAS with just a few clicks. This also applies to real-time collaboration tools for working together on documents or for private clouds, which may be equipped with external access including encryption and authentication. As a rule, iSCSI support is even integrated into the firmware so that block-based storage is also possible.
The advantages of NAS storage
Two major advantages of a NAS system are the ease of setup and management. These devices are designed to be user-friendly and can be administered via intuitive web interfaces, which means that even people without in-depth technical knowledge can use them efficiently. The configuration steps are often supported by clear instructions and automated processes, minimizing potential sources of error and enabling the user to achieve the desired result quickly and easily.
Another bonus is cost efficiency. NAS systems are often cheaper to buy than traditional servers and require less maintenance. Acquisition costs are usually lower because they are specifically designed for home or small business use and do not require expensive server hardware. In addition, the running costs are lower as these systems usually consume less power.
NAS systems also offer high data availability and synchronization. Users can access the stored data from any location, which is further simplified by integrated cloud functionalities and mobile apps. This facilitates collaboration, especially for companies with distributed teams, and ensures that all employees always have the most up-to-date information available. The continuous synchronization of data ensures that no outdated document versions are used.

Do you have questions about one of our storage solutions?

Then get in touch with us. Our experienced contacts will be happy to advise you on the best way to meet your individual requirements.

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