Network Attached Storage
About NAS
Synology NAS devices come with their own operating system called DiskStation Manager (DSM), which offers a range of features including file sharing, data backup, media streaming, and various applications that enhance the functionality of the NAS. They cater to both home users and businesses with different needs, from simple file storage to complex enterprise-level data management solutions.
Need for a Synology NAS include:
Need for a Synology NAS include:
Centralized Storage
Data Backup and Disaster Recovery
File Sharing and Collaboration
Media Management and Streaming
Key Advantages
Centralized Storage
Store all your files in one place and access them from any device connected to your network, whether it’s a computer, smartphone, or tablet.
- Easy Access
- File Sharing
Data Backup and Recovery
Schedule regular backups of your important files to the NAS, ensuring you have up-to-date copies in case of data loss.
- Automated Backups
- Version Control
- Disaster Recovery
Media Management
Stream music, photos, and videos to other devices or media players using Synology’s built-in media server applications.
- Media Server
- Photo Management
Enhanced Security
Protect sensitive data with encryption both in transit and at rest.
- Data Encryption
- Access Control
- Surveillance Solutions
Expandability and Flexibility
Easily expand storage capacity by adding more drives or connecting expansion units as your data needs grow.
- Scalability
- Applications and Plugins
Remote Access
Access your files remotely through Synology’s web-based interface or mobile apps, allowing you to work from anywhere.
- Anywhere Access
- Secure Connections