TeraStation 6400DN confirm Buffalo’s philosophy: be focus on the on storage, backups and sharing data. Interface supports cloud storage options (Azure, Dropbox and OneDrive), it includes the interesting “snapshots” functionnality … but that’s about it.
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Buffalo Technology’s TeraStation WS520N6 and WSH5610DNS6 network storage servers (NAS) are designed for businesses looking for a Plug’n’Play storage solution that fits seamlessly into an existing Windows Server installation.
The manufacturer specifies a maximum speed of 430 MB/s – so most of the competition is a bit faster, but for this size the performance is quite convincing.
We reviewed the TS6400DN, which transfers our data at…. 1,1GB/s making it the most powerful NAS of the manufacturer and of our selection with the best value for money.
Both transfer speeds and processing power are impressive for a NAS at this price, and you can pack in up to 8TB of hard drive capacity here – which should be enough for most users. Accessing your data from remote devices, including Android and iOS phones, is straightforward too.
The warranties are longer on this, the support seems better and the sheer robust nature of it’s build should be why you are considering this NAS for your business.
Buffalo Terastation TS6400DN reviewed by speicherguide.de
Dec 31, 2019
On the Internet, we got the free Buffalo NAS Navigator 2. This small utility found the NAS server very reliable in the test, without us knowing its IP address or even typing somewhere.
Computern im Handwerk recommends: the Buffalo TeraStation
Dec 12, 2019
… the addition of snapshots on the NAS as well as snapshot backups on other devices as enabled by the current Buffalo TeraStation 6000 series NAS generation can provide a particularly fast fix.
Unlike an ordinary backup, a snapshot requires hardly any system resources to create and restore. The bigger advantage, however, is that it requires a lot less storage space.
The NAS systems still cope comparatively well with large files like the UHD movie. The test participants Qnap TS-251A and TS-328 as well as Buffalo Terastation 3210DN with 108 MB/s show this in writing.
This device represents the changing tide in networking and arriving at both a price and hardware point that aggressively competes with the likes of Synology and QNAP on this growing demand for 2.5-5Gbe solutions for 2020.
The performance of the Buffalo TeraStation 5210DN is also very strong. Using an SSD, the NAS can reach up to 390MB/s or 675MB/s via 10Gbit LAN. An impressive speed!
It’s really a great device, it’s a rock-solid performer. I’ve been testing this for three weeks now and I’ve had zero issues, it was very easy to set up.
With a revenue of $995 million and presence in the USA, France, Germany, Italy and Scandinavia, Buffalo Technology embodies the success of these mid-sized international companies that illustrate the richness of the japanese IT industry
Sleek and discreet, WebAccess compatible and capable of playing DSD files. If you’re debating your first purchase in this segment, this is a really good choice.
This Buffalo NAS is as easy to use as it is practical for share and save. And today, with multiple devices within a home, it will soon become essential
The Buffalo LinkStation 220DR allows users to store large amounts of data at home from multiple sources simultaneously and stream high-resolution media data to all members of the household.
Businesses with GDPR compliance on their minds will find a lot to like about the TeraStation 5810DN which provides tough data security measures. It’s very easy to deploy, it offers good 10GbE performance and great value.
Buffalo’s PCI-Express expansion card LGY-PCIE-MG upgrades PCs and servers to 10 Gb/s fast LAN connection following NBase-T slowing down to 5 or 2.5 Gbps on older or longer cables if necessary.
At 600 Euro, the BS-MP2012 offers NBase-T up to 10 GBit/s on all 12 ports, which can be considered a bargain in this class. The high speeds worked without abnormalities in the test over different cable lengths.
If you need bandwidth and a slient 8-port 10 Gbps switch, this is the one for you. With all its settings, it will match any of your needs whether they are link agreggation, VLAN, QoS…
Buffalo’s TeraStation TS5810DN does what it’s supposed to do. It serves your files with extreme performance and features a business-oriented, clutter-free, OS experience.
The Buffalo Drivestation Velocity is a solid external drive that is clearly audible in operation. The transfer rates are neat for an external data storage device.
Engineered for critical applications, the TeraStation TS51210 from Buffalo is equiped with 12 bays and comes with 4 or 12 pre-installed disks, Nearline quality
