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Synology DS216j $299 (2TB) $510 (6TB) $670 (8TB), DS916+ 2GB/8GB $655/$745, Seagate WSS NAS $109, All QNAP RAM Double RAM @PCLAN

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Synology DS216j $299 (2TB) $510 (6TB) $670 (8TB), DS916+ 2GB/8GB $655/$745, Seagate WSS NAS $109, All QNAP RAM Double RAM @PCLAN
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Store Reppclan on 27/10/2016 - 12:47 pclan.com.au (355 clicks)
Last edited 27/10/2016 - 13:28 by 1 other user

Hi all,

Here is our 7 days sales:

Also, purchase any QNAP NAS before 31/10/2016 and DOUBLE THE MEMORY FOR FREE! (Expandable Model Only)
e.g. QNAP TS-453A-4G will be upgrade to 8GB RAM.
And the QNAP TS-453A-8G will be upgrade to 16GB RAM.

For any enquiry, Please leave a comment here or send us email ([email protected])

2% handling fee applied to PayPal. Credit card payment also accept through PayPal.
And free shipping option does not included PO Box / Parcel Locker.

Cheers,

PC Lan Sales Team

Computing Ds216j DS416 DS916+ Lacie 2TB QNAP Seagate WSS ST2000VN000

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  • northern nsw on 27/10/2016 - 12:53
    -1

    Gee, the Seagate WSS NAS must be crap, you're almost giving it away!
    But still no love for the WD 6TB NAS HDDs :(

  • aspirepranesh on 27/10/2016 - 12:57
    +1

    any chance on a deal on 416play?

  • snappytom on 27/10/2016 - 13:10
    +1

    Wow, that Seagate WSS is crazy cheap..

  • hummel on 27/10/2016 - 13:13
    +1

    Only just starting to look into a NAS - Mainly for my small busniess.

    Got 5 Macbooks and 2 Windows PC - Is a NAS an ideal option to back these up to? Just plug them into our router?

    • Ffejmania on 27/10/2016 - 13:21
      +1

      I have a Synology 216j for the home network and it works really well as a backup device as well as shared storage.
      If for small business you'll want to look into having off-site backup and/or RAID1 setup for redundancy as well.

      The Macs will easily reference the network share drive for Time Machine backups and the PCs will use Windows backup just as easily. You can backup via ethernet or even wifi if you have to.

      • hummel on 27/10/2016 - 16:41

        Thanks mate, appreciate it.

        All our computers are on wifi in the office and our router is in a cupboard so the only thing i can see being an issue is backups might tame some time as it will be over wifi. will do some more research,

    • tin tin on 27/10/2016 - 13:28

      Yes I definitely recommend for that situation. You might find you start using it for other things aside from the backup too.

    • KnifeEnthusiastBoi on 27/10/2016 - 16:58

      I would recommend getting a proliant G8 or ML10v2 instead. It is more cost effective, yes it's more of a pain to set up, but for a small business 2 bay doesn't offer that much redundancy. I've been using a 5 bay thecus at home and I don't generally backup

  • troyww on 27/10/2016 - 13:24

    I've currently got a Netgear 102 nas that I've been really happy with and am looking at the seagate WSS for a friend . Can you get a torrent app for the Seagate like you can for the Netgear ?

    • stellaaddicted on 27/10/2016 - 13:29
      +1

      It is a Windows based system so just download any torrent app that is Windows compatible.
      Edit 1: Otherwise install VMPlayer and create a VM to run your preferred torrent app.

  • skuzy on 27/10/2016 - 13:53
    +1

    cant decide between 216j vs WSS.. home use only for media..

    • akd on 27/10/2016 - 14:05

      same here, anyone like to share their experience with Seagate WSS NAS please?

      • stellaaddicted on 27/10/2016 - 14:14

        If you use Windows based computers then go for the seagate wss and that is it, don't think too much about it considering the price. Folder sharing and setup is pretty simple really, just as you would do when sharing files from Windows devices.
        Edit 1: it is also very quietly, no comparison with qnaps or micro servers.

        • akd on 27/10/2016 - 16:08

          Thanks stellaaddicted, I do have windows pc and was inclined to it. Desktop Linux experience has not been very positive due to lack of time in learning.

        • Anubis on 27/10/2016 - 16:16
          +2

          @akd: For Simplicity and ease of use, I would go with the Synology. WSS is more complicated to do anything other than file sharing and computer backup. For media sharing, running download managers, couch potato, etc, its far easier on Synolgy with one click installs for most common packages…

          You even need to plug in a keyboard, mouse and monitor to set this up first time based on reviews I read of it, which you don't need to with Synolgoy and Qnap…

        • stellaaddicted on 27/10/2016 - 16:36

          @Anubis: you just need an Ethernet cable and remote desktop connection from a client to start a seagate wss. I have more than one of those so I know how to set them up based on the installation manual that came with it that didn't even need more than 5 pages to explain how to get it up and running.
          Btw, I have a qnap that I might bin tonight since if the main drive somehow gets corrupted then your files are gone without a raid 1 due to encryption and hdd formatting issues. That doesn't happen if you do a server backup in the seagate every so often. Also you can recover the files from a hard drive in the seagate by simply connecting it to another Windows computer using an external hard drive case.

        • Anubis on 27/10/2016 - 16:43
          +1

          @stellaaddicted:

          Fair enough, I used to have a windows home server back in the day, then 2012 essentials. It is far easier with the one click applications in Synology for additional features (only have had that in the past not Qnap) than windows, but obviousy you can do more as its open to set up however you want. Therefore recommend Synology for simplicity and ease of use. You can't beat the windows backup though which was the best thing about the windows servers…

    • garage sale on 27/10/2016 - 14:20

      Get a hp microserver G8, you can run freenas, synology, even windows on it …..$260 and it takes 4 drives.

  • akd on 28/10/2016 - 16:14

    Rep, I like to buy Synology DS216J with 2 X Seagate 2TB hdd. What will be combined cost?

    Also Mwave is giving $20 off for diskless DS216J from this deal Coupon still applicable. Can you match price?

    • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 28/10/2016 - 17:27
      +1

      Hi,

      Since our price is including shipping, please send email to [email protected] with your postcode and we will let you know if we can match their price + shipping for you.

      Price for the second 2TB HDD is $84.00

      Thank you.

      Regards,

      PC Lan Sales Team

      • akd on 29/10/2016 - 10:13

        Email sent. Thanks.

        • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 31/10/2016 - 09:51

          A quotation including delivery charge is sent to you, please check email. Thank you!

          Regards,

          PC Lan Sales Team

        • akd on 31/10/2016 - 09:58

          @pclan: sorry, wrong comment.

        • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 31/10/2016 - 10:11

          No worries :)

      • enayet on 30/10/2016 - 17:19

        Hi Rep
        I m also very much interested for Synology DS216J with an additional 2TB HDD installed (so 2TB + 2 TB). So any deal or price match as akd mentioned.

        Thanks

        • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 31/10/2016 - 09:52

          Hi enayet,

          Please kindly send an email to [email protected] with your postcode, we will let you know the cheapest price including postage.

          Regards,

          PC Lan Sales Team

        • enayet on 31/10/2016 - 10:15

          @pclan:
          email sent, Thanks

  • mreddie on 31/10/2016 - 10:13

    What's a good setup for just a movie station at home, probably only need 1TB-2TB… something that will play nice with Plex….any recommendations…. don't want to spend enormous $$$ and prefer WD drives.

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