Synology DX517 - 5 Bays






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The Synology DX517 is an expansion unit designed for small and medium businesses needing to increase their Synology DiskStation's storage capacity. It offers a simple, plug-and-use design, allowing you to instantly add up to 5 additional hard drives. A potential limitation is that it requires a compatible Synology DiskStation and does not function as a standalone NAS. Key features include online volume expansion, hot-swappable drive bays, and use as a local backup solution.
| Model Part Number | DX517 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Synology |
The maximum supported storage capacity depends on the drives installed. The DX517 supports up to 80TB total storage capacity.
No, the DX517 is an expansion unit and must be connected to a compatible Synology DiskStation.
Yes, the drive trays are hot-swappable, allowing you to replace drives without powering down the system.
You can use both 2.5" and 3.5" SATA HDDs and SSDs.
You can expand your existing volume through the Storage Manager in the DiskStation Manager (DSM) interface of your Synology NAS, after connecting and initializing the DX517.
Firmware updates for the DX517 are managed through the DiskStation Manager (DSM) of the connected Synology NAS.
The Synology DX517 typically comes with a standard warranty, please refer to the product documentation or Synology's website for specific warranty details.
Ensure the eSATA cable is securely connected to both the DX517 and the DiskStation. Verify compatibility with your DiskStation model. Check the power supply to the DX517.
Ensure the drive is properly installed in the drive tray. Check the drive compatibility. Test the drive in another bay to rule out a faulty drive tray.
Ensure that the eSATA cable is in good condition. Consider drive performance and RAID configuration, as these impact transfer speeds.