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With the Synology DS224+, you can create a server for your work files and store backups for 80 business laptops with the included Seagate IronWolf 8TB internal HDD. You can place this hard drive in the NAS and get started with creating backups right away. The NAS has space for 2 hard drives, so you can also make a RAID setup. This allows you to connect multiple hard drives to each other and create 1 large storage space. Thanks to its small size, this NAS doesn't take up much space and you can easily place it on your desk. The DS224+ NAS is designed for small companies that work in the cloud. That way, you can safely store all your files in 1 place and make hybrid working easier for yourself and your colleagues. Thanks to the 2GB RAM and Quad-Core Intel Celeron processor, you can process demanding tasks without slowing down.

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How do I reset my Synology NAS?

There are various reasons for why you want to reset your Synology NAS. For example, you forgot the login information of your Synology NAS, or you want to restore the factory settings. There are 2 ways to rest: a soft reset and a hard reset. In the step-by-step guide below, I'll tell you which way you should use to reset your Synology NAS.