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The review seems quite clear on that point, even from the line you quoted. It's protecting the hard drives, not the NAS. The electronics (including the external
by tyn_ 3y ago
The review seems quite clear on that point, even from the line you quoted. It's protecting the hard drives, not the NAS. The electronics (including the external power supply) are not encased in the safe are -- only the drives are.
> The concept is more that one can pull the drives out, put them in another Synology NAS, and be up and running quickly after a fire.
- jacquesm 3y agoEven if you do that you should never rely on those drives longer than it takes to pull the data off. And even then I'd advocate for an off-site mirror rather than to rely on drives surviving any kind of fire.
- gtirloni 3y agoYeah, I'm trying to imagine a scenario where this solution would be better than off-site. The only thing I can think of is CCTV footage that might be too heavy to transfer over slow links in remote locations.