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Qnap ��� mac os

Now, there’s a better way to store your files. QNAP NAS provides the best in data storage and security so you never lose another file. Experience data storage like you never have before.

Why QNAP

Don’t limit yourself to your Mac’s limited storage capacity. QNAP NAS gives you terabytes of storage, all instantly accessible.

Access your files anywhere. With QNAP’s wide array of apps for iOS, remotely access and manage your files.

Multimedia support on QNAP expands the capability of your Apple TV. Stream content using Qmedia, or even with PLEX.

Never lose another file. QNAP NAS with RAID protection provides redundancy, preventing drive failure. QNAP keeps your data safe, at all times.

Don’t limit yourself to a DAS. With QNAP NAS, untether yourself from devices that only allows a single user. While your files are all protected, and encrypted.

With AES-256 bit Encryption, your data is always kept safe. QNAP NAS provides industry leading security to keep your content confidential.

Optimized for macOS.

Expand your Mac’s limited storage with QNAP NAS. Optimized for macOS, QNAP NAS brings you terabytes of storage on hand, with incredibly fast performance and connectivity. MacOS Sierra support provides faster and improved finder browsing, and interoperability with file color tags. And when you are away from your workstation, your files are still accessible via remote access. Expand your workflow with industry leading functionality that only QNAP NAS can provide.

Backups, Time Machine and More.

Never lose another file with a wide array of backup functionality on your QNAP NAS. Thanks to QNAP’s latest QTS 4.3.3 update, your NAS is now optimized for macOS Sierra. Backups over SMB means your files are always backed up quickly and securely. And with RAID support, 256-bit Encryption, and user-based privilege access, QNAP NAS keeps your content and files safe, with the best solutions for data safely.

Blazing Fast.

Apple users are already familiar with fast connectivity. So why settle for less? QNAP accelerates your workflow by bringing you the fastest in connectivity and throughput speeds, with Thunderbolt NAS. QNAP’s Thunderbolt 2 provides you with blazing fast data transfer speeds at 20gbps. And now with the newly released Thunderbolt 3, those speeds double to an unprecedented 40 gbps, the fastest connectivity available on a NAS.

Note: Directly connecting a QNAP Thunderbolt 3 NAS to a computer establishes a peer-to-peer (P2P) network and enables 20GbE connectivity.

Pro Apps.

Logic Pro X users require specific data storage environments that support the required file formats, and the huge files that audio production generates. That’s why they rely on QNAP NAS, with its wide ranging functionality for music and audio producers. Forget about your limitations as you edit, record and produce music, thanks to QNAP NAS.

QNAP NAS are optimized for Apple’s Pro Apps. Final Cut Pro X users rely on QNAP NAS to quickly and efficiently edit, export and transcode their content. Terabytes of storage on hand means your workflow is never constrained by storage capacity. QNAP NAS expands your media library while maintaining instant access to all of your files.

*And with QTS 4.3.3 or later, QNAP NAS is now optimized for macOS Sierra, with Final Cut Pro X now fully supported over SMB.

Direct Attached Storage.

QNAP’s new Direct Attached Storage (DAS) solutions offer an affordable and reliable option to store your content. The TR Series offers up to four drive bays and easy access via a USB type-C cable. Connect it to your Mac for simple and easy data storage, or connect it to your NAS to for capacity expansion. The TR Series standard RAID support* assures that your files are kept safe drive failure, or can be configured for RAID 0 as well as JBOD if larger capacity is required over redundancy. The QNAP External RAID Manager, makes it easy to configure RAID groups, and even monitor its health.

*RAID varies per model

Upgrade to 10G.

While your MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, and iMac Pro now come with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, they lack an easy way to connect to fast 10G devices and networking environments. That’s where QNAP’s affordable QNA Series adapter with Thunderbolt 3 to 10GbE come in to play. Its attractive metallic chassis and compact size fits with you wherever you go, instantly upgrading all of your Macs to 10G. The QNA Series connects you to fast, enterprise-grade networking environments, making it easier than ever to facilitate data transfer for large files and streamlining your workflows.

QNAP NAS brings full compatibility to your iOS devices. Directly access your iPhone or iPad photos and videos right from your QNAP NAS. With QTS 4.3.4, importing media from iOS devices isn’t just easy and uncomplicated- you can bypass the Photos app or syncing with iTunes altogether. And with a wide selection of apps for your iPhone or iPad, all of your files, photos, and videos are instantly accessible.

* Direct access to iOS devices is only supported on QTS 4.3.4 or above.

Apple TV.

QNAP NAS makes it easy to enjoy your content on Apple TV. Install the Qmedia app to instantly browse and watch your content on your NAS. Even use your QNAP NAS as a PLEX server, and stream your content to Apple TV directly. QNAP NAS brings unprecedented flexibility and functionality to your Apple TV.

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Qfinder by QNAP 4+

QNAP Systems, Inc.

Снимки экрана

Описание

Qfinder is a native OS X application which allows you to locate and configure the QNAP Turbo NAS on your Mac

Что нового

Qfinder has stopped Apple Store support. Go to www.qnap.com/qfinderpro to download the latest version.

Оценки и отзывы

Не работает на Mac

После обновления до версии Catalina не работает и не обновляется

Big SUR пераестал работать

Добрый вечер, с обновдение на BIG SUR перестало работать приложение.

Конфиденциальность приложения

Разработчик QNAP Systems, Inc. не сообщил Apple о своей политике конфиденциальности и используемых им способах обработки данных.

Нет сведений

Разработчик будет обязан предоставить сведения о конфиденциальности при отправке следующего обновления приложения.

Информация

русский, английский, голландский, датский, итальянский, корейский, немецкий, норвежский (букмол), польский, португальский, традиционный китайский, упрощенный китайский, финский, французский, шведский, японский

Поддерживается

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Семейный доступ

С помощью семейного доступа приложением смогут пользоваться до шести участников «Семьи».

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Qfinder by QNAP 4+

QNAP Systems, Inc.

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Description

Qfinder is a native OS X application which allows you to locate and configure the QNAP Turbo NAS on your Mac

What’s New

Qfinder has stopped Apple Store support. Go to www.qnap.com/qfinderpro to download the latest version.

Ratings and Reviews

Utter rubbish.

OMG, what a total pile of rubbish.

Avoid this dreadful app, does not work, impossible to navigate and even worse than the web interface that QNAP forces us to use.

Such a shame, QNAP used to be a great NAS box service, now just poor GUI experience.

Can’t get it to work with Yosemite

I have been using various versions of this application and had no problems till my recent Mac OS upgrade to Yosemite.

I can see my QNAP 412TS server through Safari but Qfinder says there isn’t one there.

I have deleted and re-installed but no change….

App Privacy

The developer, QNAP Systems, Inc. , has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Traditional Chinese

Supports

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Family Sharing

Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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How to Back up your Mac to QNAP NAS with Time Machine

A Guide to Using Apple Time Machine and your NAS

Apple Time Machine is a backup software application included with macOS operating system from Apple. The software is designed to work with their range of AirPort Time Capsule devices, the Wi-Fi router with built-in hard disk (which apple are pulling out of), as well as other internal and external disk drives connected via USB and Thunderbolt. It was introduced in Mac OS X Leopard quite a few years ago and has become a backup essential for Mac users worldwide. With the growth of popularity in NAS devices from QNAP and 3rd party clouds like Google Drive, Amazon Drive and CrashPlan it has become a common requirement to store backup images of a Mac system off-site.

How Does Apple Time Machine Backup My Files

Time Machine creates incremental backups of files that can be restored at a later date. It allows the user to restore the whole system or specific files from the Recovery HD or the macOS Install DVD. It works within Mail, iWork, iLife, and several other compatible programs, making it possible to restore individual objects (e.g. emails, photos, contacts, calendar events) without leaving the application. Likewise, storing data on a QNAP NAS uses the same system of file transfer, but changes to transfer protocol (the way files are sent) from internally to externally. According to an Apple support statement:

“Time Machine is a backup utility, not an archival utility, it is not intended as offline storage. Time Machine captures the most recent state of your data on your disk. As snapshots age, they are prioritized progressively lower compared to your more recent ones.”

For backups to a QNAP NAS drive, Time Machine allows the user to back up Mac computers over the network and supports backing up to certain network attached storage devices or servers, depending on the version of Time Machine. Earlier versions worked with a wide variety of NAS servers, but later versions require the server to support a recent version of Apple’s Apple Filing Protocol (AFP), and Time Machine no longer works with servers using the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol typical for Windows servers. I am pleased to say that Apple time machine is still supported on QNAP NAS servers. Below I have detailed how to create time machine backups to a Synology network attached storage device in your environment.

Apple Time Machine and QNAP NAS Guide

This article will guide you through the process of backing up data from your Mac OS X computer to a QNAP NAS using Apple’s Time Machine, a backup utility included in Mac OS X 10.5 and later.

Set up a QNAP NAS to Support Time Machine

QNAP Turbo NAS supports Time Machine for Mac OS X 10.5 or later for concurrent backup of multiple Mac machines. By enabling this feature on the Turbo NAS, the up-to-date copies of the photos, music, videos, documents, settings and applications on your Mac can be backed up automatically to the NAS. You can also recover the data from the NAS to your Mac anytime.Before setting your QNAP NAS Drive as the destination for Time Machine, you’ll need to login to QTS and change a few settings.

1. Setting Up the QNAP NAS for Apple Time Machine

Step 1: Login your QNAP NAS as an administrator. Go to “Backup” > “Time Machine” and enable the Time Machine support.

Step 2: Enter a password for the Time Machine user (“TimeMachine”). The password is empty by default.

Step 3: Select a disk volume from dropdown menu. The data from the Mac will be saved on the selected disk volume of the NAS.

Step 4: Enter the capacity to allow the Time Machine users to use for backup. The capacity must be smaller than the available space of the selected disk volume.

Step 5: Click “APPLY” to save the settings.

Note that all the Time Machine users share the same network share of the NAS for this function.

2. Connect Time Machine to your QNAP NAS

1. On your Mac, click Go in the top menu bar, and select Connect to Server.

Enter the address of your NAS server. Use AFP or SMB according to your setting in the step 1.3.2. After specifying the address, click Connect.

Enter your account credentials, and click Connect.

Select Time Machine Folder from the list, and then click OK.

2.2 Configure Time Machine to set DiskStation as its backup disk

1. On your Mac, open System Preferences from the Dock, and click Time Machine.
2. Check the Back Up Automatically box, and click Select Disk.

Choose the shared folder you created, which is Time Machine Folder in this case, and then click Use Disk.

The system will prompt you to provide your account credentials. Enter the username and password of the user you just created, and click Connect.

1. Time Machine will start backing up data soon after.

3. More Information on Apple Time Machine

If you would like to learn more about Time Machine, you can consult Apple’s Time Machine support page.

IMPORTANT Things to Remember

• I recommended you set a quota to prevent Time Machine from occupying your entire NAS storage space. In general, the quota should be at least two or three times the size of your Mac’s hard drive or the amount of data to be backed up. Then you can maintain versions or different devices adequately.
• (For more techie users) Time Machine supports both SMB and AFP. For macOS Sierra and later, Time Machine uses SMB, instead of AFP, as the default protocol.
• (For more techie users) If you want to back up your files via SMB, please go to the SMB section on the same tab, and check the Enable SMB service box.
• (For more techie users) If you chose to use SMB in the step 1.3.2, please check the Enable Bonjour Time Machine broadcast via SMB box instead. Choose the shared folder you just created and click Apply. Then click Yes in the popup window to confirm and save your settings.

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