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- Intel Atom D510 1.66GHz Dual-Core processor and 1GB DDRII RAM
- 4 bay hotswappable, 2.5" and 3.5" Dual HDD Support
- The NAS can be utilized as the networked shared storage of VMware virtualization environments and Windows cluster servers.
- The unique "Virtual Disk Drive" adds flexibility to expand the capacity of NAS.
- file sharing across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX platforms. Versatile business applications such as file server,
- By using the built-in iSCSI initiator, the NAS can connect to other iSCSI targets on the network and turn them into virtual disks
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Product Description
The TS-459 Pro is the powerful 4-bay network attached storage (NAS ) server, which is designed to provide an affordable and easy-to-management solution with iSCSI service for virtualized and clustered environment. The TS-459 Pro also offers versatile business applications to maximize the efficiency of the data center in the business environment. Incorporating the next-generation Intel Atom D510 1.66GHz Dual-Core processor and 1GB DDRII RAM, the Turbo NAS delivers exceptional performance and maintains high reliability for multiple concurrent applications and intensive data transfer with guaranteed low power consumption.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
The folks at QNAP have really done their homework. They've done the spit and polish needed so that I can hook up my wife's Mac and get Time Machine working. And they've done the job with an embedded linux distribution that lets me see just what the drive is doing (and optimize the backups of my linux-based laptops and servers). My only regret, which is not a defect of the product in any way, is that I didn't buy a larger configuration. It's so nice I want more!
If I had to do it all over again, I'd get at least the 5-bay unit for RAID 5 (one parity disk--good for a single disk failure) or the 6-bay unit and go for RAID 6 (two parity disks--good for single or double disk failures). As it is, the 4x 1TB drives I bought deliver 2.7TB after formatting with ext4 and RAID 5. I've just finished backing up every disk in the house and I've only used 40% of the capacity. Hopefully the remaining 60% will last until we are ready to refresh the drives with newer/larger hardware. And who knows, perhaps 4x 2TB drives will continue to meet our needs.
Another note: like so many products based on open source software, this one continues to innovate. When I connected the device it told me there was new firmware, and indeed there was! I flashed the 71MB download and am running the latest and greatest without problems.
If I had to do it all over again, I'd get at least the 5-bay unit for RAID 5 (one parity disk--good for a single disk failure) or the 6-bay unit and go for RAID 6 (two parity disks--good for single or double disk failures). As it is, the 4x 1TB drives I bought deliver 2.7TB after formatting with ext4 and RAID 5. I've just finished backing up every disk in the house and I've only used 40% of the capacity. Hopefully the remaining 60% will last until we are ready to refresh the drives with newer/larger hardware. And who knows, perhaps 4x 2TB drives will continue to meet our needs.
Another note: like so many products based on open source software, this one continues to innovate. When I connected the device it told me there was new firmware, and indeed there was! I flashed the 71MB download and am running the latest and greatest without problems.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
If you are looking for a high performance NAS with a lot of options and services for your office, this one is an excellent choice. I was able to achieve 70 MB/s writing speed which is realty fast compared to other well known products.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Acquired the QNAP 459 Pro after many months of reading reviews and researching the NAS offerings. My needs are for storage of edited digital photos and streaming videos for the
home theater downstairs. Synology's 1010+ and QNAP 559 Pro were my first choices, with 5 bays and ample interfaces plus class leading performance according to [...].
Although the 459 is a 4 bay unit, its price, size, performance, and construction (metal trays vs plastic) won my vote. I loaded up 4 Seagate 1.5TB drives and had it running in one evening.
The NAS is netwroked to the main G-bit LAN on a Netgear 3700 router. WDTV live can access the network share without any issues over a wireless-n Dlink bridge. You do have to have some IP
networking knowledge to set it up. The discovery utility is excellent for the initial network setup and experimentation. The average home user may not need some of the features like the
add-on QPKG modules (web server, media server, etc), and the dual-gbit network ports (the router has to support port trunking). It is fast but transferring a 1.2TB backup drive over USB
took over 12 hours. I've had the unit for 2 days and have a lot of features to explore. The box has clean lines with an attractive brushed SS finish and useful status LEDs.
Its small enough to sit on my desktop. The admin web interface is fairly decent. Finally its quiet enough not to be noticed next to an iMac and a fanless tower PC.
home theater downstairs. Synology's 1010+ and QNAP 559 Pro were my first choices, with 5 bays and ample interfaces plus class leading performance according to [...].
Although the 459 is a 4 bay unit, its price, size, performance, and construction (metal trays vs plastic) won my vote. I loaded up 4 Seagate 1.5TB drives and had it running in one evening.
The NAS is netwroked to the main G-bit LAN on a Netgear 3700 router. WDTV live can access the network share without any issues over a wireless-n Dlink bridge. You do have to have some IP
networking knowledge to set it up. The discovery utility is excellent for the initial network setup and experimentation. The average home user may not need some of the features like the
add-on QPKG modules (web server, media server, etc), and the dual-gbit network ports (the router has to support port trunking). It is fast but transferring a 1.2TB backup drive over USB
took over 12 hours. I've had the unit for 2 days and have a lot of features to explore. The box has clean lines with an attractive brushed SS finish and useful status LEDs.
Its small enough to sit on my desktop. The admin web interface is fairly decent. Finally its quiet enough not to be noticed next to an iMac and a fanless tower PC.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Fast and Dependable
I've owned this NAS for almost 2 years now. I used 1.5T Seagate Barracuda drives that I bought at the same time. It's configured RAID 5. I connect via gigabit ethernet. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Bin Ochotta
Great NAS!
Weuse this in a small office environment for transferring and backing up data for about 10 people. We have a lot of video and graphic files on it and the transfer rates are GREAT... Read more
Published 3 months ago by editor1
Perfect storage for my small VMWare enviroment
I get roughly 80MB/sec writes to this device. I am using port channeled 1Ge interfaces to a Cisco Catalyst switch. Hands down my best investment for my personal vSphere servers.
Published 9 months ago by GhoStalker
Qnap for Final Cut pro users
I was thrilled when our IT person told us about the benefits of using Qnap as a server for multiple computers to have the ability to pull video clips and edit simultaneously from... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Marcelo Zolessi
pricy, however, ..it just works!!
sometimes it worth paying a a premium so things will just work ;-)
this is one of those things. Read more
this is one of those things. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Jim
Qnap Nas Rock solid!
I love this nas, does everything I need and more. I use it for iscsi vm storage for xenserver vm's. also a plus are the video survalence, web, and mysql servers.
Published 23 months ago by DD SFL
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