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Your data survives failure, deletion and ransomware

Backup on Synology RackStation appliances, with automatic protection from servers and workstations – and a recovery process that has been rehearsed, not just storage.

Synology RackStation RS6426xs+ – flagship rackmount backup storage
  • Automatic backup with no “remembering”
  • A copy away from the main site
  • A recovery process that has been rehearsed

Who it is for

For companies that cannot afford to lose data

Backup is not a shelf with a disk – it is a process that has to be rehearsed before you need it.

Business data on the server

Documents, databases and shared folders with automatic scheduled copies – no human factor.

Ransomware protection

Backups kept separate from production, with dated versions. Immutable copies are included according to the supported model and agreed plan.

A second site as a reserve

Another copy away from the main building – fire, flood or theft does not wipe everything at once.

Fast recovery

Restore one file from yesterday, or a whole server onto new hardware – a process we have rehearsed with you.

Backup equipment

Synology RackStation – rackmount backup servers

For rack environments we use the Synology RackStation line – from compact 1U models to the XS flagship RS6426xs+. Sizing, enterprise-class disks and redundancy are part of the kit.

Synology RS1226RP+ NAS

RS1226RP+

2U rack

New generation of 8-bay models, with redundant power.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1500B

Drives

8 (up to 12)

Memory

4 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 2.5GbE

Synology RS1226+ NAS

RS1226+

2U rack

Same platform as the RP version, with a single PSU.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1500B

Drives

8 (up to 12)

Memory

4 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 2.5GbE

Synology RS826RP+ NAS

RS826RP+

1U rack

Compact 1U with redundant power.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1500B

Drives

4 (up to 8)

Memory

4 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

4× 1GbE

Synology RS826+ NAS

RS826+

1U rack

The simplest entry into the rackmount Plus class.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1500B

Drives

4 (up to 8)

Memory

4 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

4× 1GbE

Synology RS422+ NAS

RS422+

1U rack

Shallower than the standard (12-inch depth) – for wall and shallow racks.

CPU

AMD Ryzen R1600

Drives

4 (no expansion)

Memory

2 GB ECC

Network

2× 1GbE

Synology RS2423RP+II NAS

RS2423RP+II

2U rack

Refreshed RP version: redundant power and expansion to 24 disks.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1780B

Drives

12 (up to 24)

Memory

8 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 1GbE + 10GbE

Synology RS2423+ NAS

RS2423+

2U rack

Same platform as the RP+II variant, with a single PSU.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1780B

Drives

12 (up to 24)

Memory

8 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 1GbE + 10GbE

Synology RS2825RP+ NAS

RS2825RP+

3U rack

Plus class with 16 bays and redundant power.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1780B

Drives

16 (up to 28)

Memory

8 GB, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 1GbE + 10GbE

Synology RS1626xs+ NAS

RS1626xs+

1U rack

Only 1U tall – up to 16 disks with expansion and 10GbE networking.

CPU

Intel Xeon D-1726

Drives

4 (up to 16)

Memory

16 GB, up to 64 GB

Network

2× 10GbE

Synology RS3626xs NAS

RS3626xs

2U rack

XS performance in the base variant, without redundant power.

CPU

Intel Xeon D-1726

Drives

12 (up to 36)

Memory

8 GB, up to 48 GB

Network

2× 10GbE

Synology RS4826xs+ NAS

RS4826xs+

2U rack

XS+ capacity in a 2U chassis – up to 48 disks and two PCIe Gen4 slots.

CPU

Intel Xeon D-1739

Drives

12 (up to 48)

Memory

16 GB, up to 96 GB

Network

2× 10GbE

Synology RS6426xs+ NAS

RS6426xs+

3U rack

Flagship of the line: up to 64 disks across 4 expansions, two 10GbE ports and two PCIe Gen4 slots.

CPU

Intel Xeon D-1739

Drives

16 (up to 64)

Memory

16 GB, up to 96 GB

Network

2× 10GbE

Current rackmount offer from the manufacturer. Clicking a card opens an inquiry for the selected model – older generations (RS1221+, RS3621RPxs) are available on request.

DiskStation XS

DiskStation XS and XS+ – tower NAS for larger datasets

The same XS platform in tower designs – when there is no rack cabinet, or a powerful local NAS for the office and backup is needed. Enterprise-class drives are selected together with the model.

Synology DS1823xs+ NAS

DS1823xs+

Tower

XS+ in a tower: built-in 10GbE, 2× M.2 2280 NVMe cache slots and a PCIe slot for extra cards.

CPU

AMD Ryzen V1780B

Drives

8 (up to 18)

Memory

8 GB ECC, up to 32 GB

Network

2× 1GbE + 10GbE

Synology DS3622xs+ NAS

DS3622xs+

Tower

XS in a tower: 6-core Xeon D, expansion to 36 drives (DX1222) and dual 10GbE ports.

CPU

Intel Xeon D-1531

Drives

12 (up to 36)

Memory

16 GB ECC, up to 48 GB

Network

2× 1GbE + 2× 10GbE

Current XS/XS+ offer from the manufacturer. Clicking a card opens an inquiry for the selected model.

Works with the environment you already use

Windows servers and workstations Linux servers Virtualization (VM backup) Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace data by agreement

What is in the kit

What is in the kit

Appliance, manufacturer software and a rehearsed recovery – a kit that stands behind the claim “we have backup”.

Equipment

A backup appliance sized to data volume and retention.

  • NAS or backup server
  • Enterprise-class disks
  • A UPS for the backup appliance

Manufacturer software

Automation and versioning.

  • Schedules and versions by date
  • A copy to a second site or appliance
  • Notifications about failed jobs

Work at your request

Setup and rehearsal.

  • Installation and schedule configuration
  • A file and system recovery test
  • Administrator training

Packages

Start, Business and Enterprise – by volume and risk

The more important the data, the further the copy sits from the original and the more versions it has.

Start

One location

Small data volumes, basic protection.

  • NAS appliance with an automatic schedule
  • Versions by date
  • A recovery test at handover

Enterprise

Multiple sites and servers

Larger volumes and stricter requirements.

  • Backup server + replication between sites
  • Immutable copies by agreement
  • A documented recovery process
  • Priority support

Delivery across Serbia

Specify the delivery location and whether installation and commissioning are needed.

Payment terms

Payment and delivery terms are specified in the quote.

A quote for your project

Send the configuration, quantity and requirements so we can prepare a quote.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The schedule is set by data type – from once a day to several times a day for databases. We define the exact schedule in the specification, based on how you work.
An external disk can be a backup destination. The difference is the process: manually copying files is not the same as automated backup with versions, job checks and tested recovery. A disk that stays connected to the same network does not by itself protect against every ransomware or site-loss scenario.
It is a copy at a different physical location, such as another office or suitable cloud storage. A second NAS in the same building is not an offsite safeguard against a fire, flood or theft affecting that site. The backup plan defines the destination and access to the copy.
Three copies of the data, on two different types of media, with one offsite. Ransomware protection can also include an offline or immutable copy. This is a starting point. Backup jobs and the ability to restore still need verification.
Versioned backups are kept separate from production. Immutable copies can be included by agreement. Their protection applies for a defined retention period and depends on supported hardware, software and configuration, so it is not available on every NAS. Before restoring, verify that the selected backup is clean and address the cause of the attack.
Backup software sends reports and alerts to the administrator, and a restore test at handover checks the procedure. The Business package includes an annual recovery test. For other packages, the quote defines test frequency and responsibility. A successful backup job alone does not prove that the whole system can be restored.
Recovery time depends on data volume, storage and network speed, available hardware and application dependencies. For critical systems, we agree on a recovery-time objective (RTO) and validate it in a test. Restoring one file and recovering an entire business system therefore have different timelines.

Request a kit specification

Tell us how much data you keep and from where – we will come back with a backup kit covering schedule, retention and the recovery process.

We will contact you to confirm your requirements.
The quote sets out the configuration, quantities and terms.

Not sure how much data you have?

Send us what your job runs on – we will estimate the volume and propose a backup kit without guesswork.

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