I have a synology NAS and would like to create an onsite backup via USB (in addition to offsite backup to 2nd NAS). By chance I still have 2 WD RED with enough capacity left. Could I now use a WD RED as an external hard drive, so to speak, with a Sata3 to USB3 converter and place it next to my NAS as a backup disk? Or is there anything against it (sure, it doesn't look nice, but it saves a bit of money)? Thanks for your input!
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Looking for a USB-SATA adapter that is suitable for hard drives over 2 TB (specifically a WD Gold 12 TB). What can you offer/ do you recommend?
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I have an eStata socket on my NAS and would like to connect my USB 3.0 hard drive to it. Since the hard drive has its own power supply, I don't need power via the USB port. Is there such an adapter?
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Looking for a docking station that has usb3/3.1 and reads internal hard drives without reformatting it must support hard drives over 2 Tb
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for example:ICY BOX IB-111StU3-Wh USB 3.0 docking station for 2.5"/3.5". "Hard drives up to 2 TB Seagate are supported". My hard drive: What model do I need? 6GB/s controller... Barracuda 3000GB SN: 21F4K 036 SERIAL MODEL: ST3000 DM001 PN: 1CH166-575 VDC AMPS +5V 0.75 A FW: CC49 Date: 14267 AF E106814 E D3302 http://www.seagate.com/files...
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