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For a FREE 1 year trial license of ANY QNAP licensed software, please email youtube_uk@qnap.com, with your QID (The email account associated with your QNAP NAS) and which software you’d like to trial. The license should appear in your account within 48 hours. 1:09 How to find your QNAP on the network.
3:10 Setting your password.
3:55 Setting the time server.
4:21 Setting the IP address.
8:41 How to set up your Volumes and Storage pools on a QNAP NAS.
QTS
QTS 4.4.1 integrates Linux Kernel 4.14 LTS, adding support for next-generation CPU platforms and providing a more stable and future-proof operating environment for QNAP NAS. HBS 3 - the integrated backup solution for QNAP NAS - also celebrates over a million downloads by adding the ability to deduplicate data at the source to optimize backup speed and storage requirements. The innovative HybridMount also deliver a whole-new hybrid cloud experience.
Common Fibre Channel SAN (Storage Area Networks) are closed network environments, and their devices are often expensive while lacking deployment flexibility. QTS 4.4.1 adds support for Fibre Channel on QNAP NAS. By using a QNAP NAS with Fibre Channel connectivity, your NAS can be easily added to your existing SAN environment at an affordable price point. This allows you to leverage the many benefits from QNAP NAS including snapshot protection, Qtier™ tiering storage, SSD cache acceleration and more.
Transform your SAN environment with a budget-friendly solution
Replacing Fibre Channel SAN environments can be expensive and time-consuming. But when using a Fibre-Channel-ready QNAP NAS, your existing SAN environment can gain budget-friendly storage or backup solution. Not only is a QNAP NAS more affordable than typical SAN devices, but it also provides rich enterprise features to make storage applications more efficient. For example, you can use LUN snapshots to enhance data protection and disaster recovery planning.
The new Multimedia Console integrates all your favorite QTS multimedia apps
The Multimedia Console consolidates all of the QTS multimedia applications into one app, allowing easier and centralized multimedia app management. You can select source files for each multimedia application and can also set their permission settings.
Digital signature: trusted app installation
A digital signature ensures that the app you’re installing is from a reliable source and free from being tampered with. Beginning QTS 4.4.1, every app in the QNAP App Center is digitally signed. When installing apps, QTS will check for signatures to ensure that apps are from QNAP or QNAP-approved publishers, protecting your NAS and data from being affected and manipulated by malicious programs.
Now, you can freely remove Qtier’s SSD RAID tier
In QTS 4.4.1, you can flexibly remove the SSD from the SSD RAID group to change/ add SSDs, change SSD RAID type or SSD type (SATA, M.2, QM2) whenever needed to enhance storage auto-tiering efficiency.
Supports Samsung SSD Self-encrypting Drives (SED)
QTS now supports Samsung SED (Self-encrypting Drive) SSDs (e.g. Samsung 860 and 970 EVO SSD), allowing you to leverage SSD’s built-in encryption functions without installing extra software or using NAS system resources to encrypt your data for an extra layer of data protection.
*Notes: SED only supports Opal encryption. For more information, please check the compatibility list.
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A good guide. Today I used it as a memory refresher when I set up a TS-251D for a friend, and the NAS that I recommended they bought.
After watched your video I decided to setup my QNAP from scratch, erase and reinstall 14TB information was a pain but it's worth every hours I spend. Thank You so much
Agreed, excellent introduction on using the QNAP NASs, two more episodes to go.
Best video for QNAP configuration!
Very good video, looking forward to next video
Thank you for taking the time to share this information..
Sending you guys a like on this. Excellent video!
i got to end up here to make mine work. Thanks
You are AMAZING!!!
Thank you!!!
A very good useful guide..Thanks for upload the videos
52:02 If you reset your NAS back to factory defaults, you can re-create the same shares again, your'll regain access to previous data
The shares will be empty on factory reset, your data just can't be accessed until shares are back.. Just make sure the shares are exactly the same name how you created then inititaly
Thank you for the great tutorial - I need to move or reinstall QTS from an HDD to an SSD on the same NAS, what is the best way to do it without losing APPs configurations; if I must reinstall the Apps, is there an image copy utility for QTS with is with Windows? Thanks
Hey Qnap, do all your NAS drives have the ability to create volumes? My TS-h886 atm only gives me the option to create storage pools, any advice on this?
I have a TS453D with bays 1-3 occupied with 4TB drives in RAID5, giving 8TB (max) space.
I'm wondering what my options are for moving to higher capacity drives...
Would I place (say) an 8TB drive in bay 4, set it up as a single drive, then somehow copy everything over?
Once that's done, could I place the drive from bay 4 into bay 1, and place 2 empty 8TB drives into bays 2 & 3 and let them RAID5 themselves?
Or is there a better way to move to bigger drives?
On a related note, how would I migrate to bigger drives if all 4 bays were already full, in a RAID 6 array
Many thanks in advance
Have a top of the range model bought back in 2011 four bays. Now qnap don’t support it and have switched of the sql server function. ( after a serious malware recovery and upgrade which affected lots of their products). Seriously annoying. So Given todays tech I’d recommend trying a couple of raspberry pi 400 to segregate the capabilities and thus save money and learn some new skills. Still on the journey.
Ok so the new thing seems to be creating a new User as the Admin then disabling the default Admin user. I can understand this because it makes it harder for hackers to guess both Username and password. Personally I use OpenVPN for remote access of files etc. The only Port I open is one for Plex. Do any of you think it is actually useful to disable the admin? Also if it is then QNAP needs to just allow us to change the default Username from Admin to whatever we want.
Thanks 👍🇬🇧
I suppose my question would be when setting up and hoping not to waste drive space and function. Would the following exist for QuTS hero or QTS? . . . I was looking for more videos or anecdotal stories of trial and error pitfalls that people found to be best practices in situations where they wasted drive space for the raid/pool storage/ or value . . . or had to move data then delete it(and re setting up nas pools/volumes), by looking back after they set up when learning and gaining experience with missteps/underestimating storage setups. I was hoping the creator . .or anyone scanning video/this thread might chime if they see this thread.
How do I change the password on a NAS? saying it needs to consist of 0-64 ASCII characters or 0-64 bytes of UTF-8.
What is used as system disk for the nas? Would using an ssd help performance of the nas?
Hi,
I have a QNAP TS-253D that I can not get in to the web interface.
The web page prompts for username and password and then sits on the loading screen forever. What shoul I do?
im having trouble installing a SSL certificate. When I navigate to FQDN I get the certificate is not valid. Any Ideas?
Hello I have a tvs 672xt with I3 8th generation 8100t with socket lga 1151. My question is what is the best processor with high ghz and what you would recommend. I was looking at The I9 proccesor. Is it better to get a xeon or what. Please respond I want to upgrade the cpu before updating the OS. I have 64 gb of ram, M.2 for os and cache and 4 6TB sata hard drives. Thank you Kurtis.
I'm a newby to NAS setups - My Storage Pool 1 is showing Warning (Space has reached the Alert Threshhold. Insufficient space might affect data storage and snapshot services. (I am copying a lot of data (4TB) to my new NAS setup) I am about to add a 2TB Samsung 980 PRO 2TB M.2 PCIe 4.0 Gen4 NVMe SSD with Heatsink PC/PS5 for use with Cache, if this helps? Help much appreciated. Thanks
Thank you for making these videos! I have a new TS-932PX and while I was waiting for my HD's I put in 5x 3TB HD's and 3x500GB SSD and one 250GB SSD, all Samsung EVO. And I was able to make everything to work, but after I removed the 3TB drives and I inserted 5x10TB hard drives, I can't seem to be able to get to them. I reset the server by holding the reset in the back for 10 seconds.... My SSD drives are fine, but I can't get the 5 HD's to be recognized by the server. What exact steps should I take to get raid 5 and configure the rest so I can create folders...etc?
@@QNAPUK Yes, they are IronWoolf NAS by Seagate.
I was able to overcome my lack of experience and now I have them in RAID 6 and configured. It isn't very intuitive how one needs to "format the HD's" and than create Volumes and than create shared folders .... In the HELP isn't anywhere clearly laid out how and what goes first and second.... Last time I did this is about 10 years ago...
I do have a question: My other Qnap TS-569 PRO, my last 2 drives are having a red light above the two drives. I'm sure the data is there but how would I copy or revive the drives to at least READ levo, so I can copy the files to my new TS-932PX? Thank you for responding to my questions!
You're moving that mouse around like we got super vision trying hard to keep an eye on the item you are selecting as you explain it. And I have a 27" screen remember your teaching not just illustrating.
I currently have 2 drives. If I were to get a 3rd, does my RAID configuration automatically go from RAID 1 to RAID 5? Or would I have to delete everything?
@@QNAPUK ok great, thank you! yes, i'm in RAID 1 and planning to get another hard drive. I have the TS-x53D currently with two 8TB drives. what happens if the next drive i get is a 12TB, will i still have everything safe in RAID 5 or should i only get 8TB so they all match?
To anyone I'am thinking of buying a nas system to make things easier I stream movies and tv shows I have need something powerfull enough to run 2 4k movies at the sametime I have pc with planty of power with debian but its a pain to setup what should I do? can someone give their thoughts. Thanks
Hi, I have a QNAP with no dtata stored, I formated both of t hem yesterday (I hooked them up in on another PC and formatted them). Now that I put them in the NAS, connected it to the network, a page appears with firmware updates and warranty - wheni click start it shows start smart installation, next it shows "specify firmware version" , When I click next it shows "hard drives with qnap signatures" with two options "restore factory settings" and "initialize system" - There is no login page after I formatted the HDD. please help ! thank you in advance
@@QNAPUK thank you.
i - Is there an equivalent command as in Windows "chkdek" or a utility for the QNAP NAS QTS server?
The NAS is constantly monitoring disk health and you can run extra manual scans if you wish from the Storage/Snapshots application by going to Disk Health on each drive.
Hi, I’m new to Qnap I have a 251+ everything setup apart from setting up the pool and volume, I’ve come from another make which crashed and friends advised me to move to Qnap, but I’m slow understanding the pool and volume setup this for purely home use Raid 1 4TB hdd (x2) can you help a newly please….. 🙏
Thank you 🙏
hi . how can I solve the trouble on my NAS regarding (kernel) out of memory ? thank you..
@@QNAPUK noted w/many thanks..
Dear sir,
I have the QNAP TS-877 with 64GB RAM, 6No. 10TB WD NAS HHD’s, 2 Samsung 1TB SSD’s and 2 WD 2TB m.2 SSD’s along with a Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1050 Ti video card.
I would like to do the following:
Transcode Plex using the RAM
Have Plex Matadata on m.2 1
Have Plex Thumbnails on m.2 2
How do I do the above?
Thank you.
Quality kit ,
can I resize a storage pool ?
Complete RUBBISH Product, mine has locked up, cannot set up, re boot, change password, a total load of Junk TS264...back to AMAZON Recycling Bin